Diana: Her True Story in Her Own Words Free Audiobook Download by Andrew Morton

Diana: Her True Story in Her Own Words had many controversial moments, but it also has some serious heart. As the book opens, Diana admits her troubled childhood and difficult stages of life before she met Prince Charles. The beginning of their relationship was rocky at best, and each moment is told from Diana's point-of-view.

"I am a woman. I always have been, I think," began the words of Diana, Princess of Wales. "My body is female and I feel myself as a woman." There was an inescapable air of sadness that followed these words: her voice was quiet and she spoke with an intimate familiarity that caused one's heart to ache for her loss. Diana's voice hovers over the listener in a hushed spirit, sad but strong.

Diana: Her True Story in Her Own Words is the story of Princess Diana, who had been shot and killed by driving her car into a wall before it burst into flames. The story begins with Diana at age 13, and covers the years leading up to her death. The audiobook tells the story through an interview conducted by Andrew Morton with Diana's best friend Sarah Ferguson.

Diana was born in London in 1961. She grew up to be a beautiful, charismatic young woman who would have amounted to no more than an ordinary citizen of England had it not been for her relationship with the world's most powerful man: Charles, Prince of Wales.

Diana's life was filled with the intrigue and tragedy of a story that captivated the world. It began in love, but turned into a complicated affair with an ex-lover, an ex-husband, and two sons. Diana died in Paris on August 31st 2007 after her secret past came to light and she became a victim of it.

Ever since the publication of Andrew Morton's book, Diana: Her True Story in Her Own Words, in 1997, many people have been fascinated and shocked by the depth of this work. The book has been translated into more than 40 languages and is still being printed today.