Andrew Morton studied history at the University of Sussex, England, with a focus on aristocracy and the 1930s. Morton has written biographies featuring the British Royal Family as well as celebrities, including Tom Cruise, Angelina Jolie, and Madonna. His bestselling biography of Princess Diana, Diana: Her True Story, met with international acclaim as the closest we will ever come to her autobiography.
[17 CARNATIONS] provides plenty of fresh dope on the Windsors' cozy
dealings with Adolf Hitler.--The Advocate
A very readable sequel to his seeming ongoing series about the wars
of the Windsors.--Toronto Star
A vivid...racy narrative...moves breathlessly.
--The Wall Street Journal
Explosive revelations...shocking.--Globe
Filled with delicious tidbits...a fun book, filled with spice about
a time that shocked the world.
--The Owen Sound Sun Times
Morton offers a nuanced, intimate, and psychologically incisive
understanding of a troubling royal, and arguably, his even more
troubling wife. Sorting through myths and conspiracy theories with
great skill, he explores their relationship to Hitler and the
Nazis. Morton is fearless in his observations and convincing in his
conclusions. He vividly illuminates a dark corner of royal history,
exposing events which Churchill, Eisenhower, and others tried to
conceal.--Jonathan Petropoulos, author of Royals and the Reich: The
Princes von Hessen in Nazi Germany
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