I’m not sure if it’s the job of a book review to judge the moral character of the people in the book though, even if they’re real. This is the difficulty that always befalls writers who make fiction out of their own lives. If I’m only to judge how interesting the book is, I’ll say all the whining about the press gets very tedious. And the love story between Harry and Meghan, though charming and fun at first in all its fairy tale splendor, ultimately falls flat because there’s no conflict. He losers his temper with her once, she tells him to go to therapy, he does. Boom, happily ever after.
