Who are they 
Just kidding, read snippets from the book in yesterday's Sunday Times. Here are some extracts Roya Nikkhah, Royal correspondent made "However much the Sussexes distance themselves from the book, it reads like a ghostwritten autobiography. A Diana: Her True Story Mk 2, if you will. The aim of the book was to portray the real Harry and Meghan a couple who have been inaccurately portrayed and victims of those with personal agendas" the writers say. "That may have been the original aim but over 24 chapters of score settling and swipes at the royal family, the institution of monarchy, royal aides and the media, their admirable charitable endeavours are swamped by bitter recriminations. The book is likely to make particularly hurtful reading for the Queen, the grandmother Harry has said he adores" She goes on to quote a fond friend of Harry "The old Harry would never do this, it's needless drama, drama, drama" In summary she says that "Harry and Meghan's still raw rage leaps off the pages - it is us against the world" at every turn"
A previous editor of "Vanity Fair" questioned the sense of the move to LA, using their platform to lecture people while living in a 14 bedroomed mansion, flying about in private planes and living off the state. "Being a soldier and liking football are not saleable talents out there" apparently.
Can't help thinking Harry's burnt his boats somewhat.