I'd really like to stay well clear of this. It's all about people who have little if any impact on my life and I'd prefer to keep it that way. Besides, all we've seen of the book so far is the salacious pieces that have been picked up by the media and spun in order to sell papers. It is, of course, a weapon of mass distraction: if you get the people in a lather about people with little impact on their lives, especially those whose role is determined to be that of scapegoat, maybe they won't get into a lather about the government's mishandling of the economy.
Might it be wise to wait for the book to see these salacious snippets in context?
Anyway, for what it's worth, here's what I think about what's been revealed so far. A presumption has arisen, no doubt carefully managed by the palace PR department, that whatever Harry or Meghan say that casts other members of the royal family in a dubious light must be a lie, since members of the royal family (Harry excepted) are demi-gods, infinitely wise and incapable of ever doing or saying the wrong thing. Is Harry lying when he tells of William hitting him and knocking him down in what sounds like an act of blind rage which he regretted shortly afterwards. I find it disturbing that the future king might have a violent temper, contrary to the image being carefully constructed by the PR department, preparing the people to accept him as a devoted family man.
The other thing that made me laugh, and did actually make me a little sceptical of the man, was the bit about the spiritualist who purported to be passing on messages from his mother. Supposedly, Diana's spirit said was pleased that Harry was living the life she would have wanted for herself. Which was actually pretty much on the button, I thought. Diana really, really wanted to live among the über-rich of Southern California, shopping on Rodeo Drive and being invited to all the best parties. She was never going to get that married to the heir to the throne of course; her job was to defer to her partner and stay two steps behind like her father-in-law, not be forever trying to steal the show.