After Diana: William, Harry, Charles, and the Royal House of Windsor

Christopher Andersen - who was consulted by Operation Paget, Scotland Yard's official inquiry into Diana's death - draws on important new sources to paint the first full portrait of a Royal Family still haunted by the ghost of Diana.
All the compelling elements of a true dynastic saga are here: power, sex, wealth, intrigue, betrayal, tragedy, and scandal. But so, too, is the Princess's legacy of love and compassion - alive in the sons who have grown to manhood and are now forging a legacy of their own.
Among After Diana's many stunning revelations: the many times Diana predicted with uncanny accuracy how she would die, why she feared for Camilla's life as well as her own - and the surprising, never before - revealed identity of the woman Diana really felt might one day be Queen; new details about the hours and days after Diana's death: Charles's reaction the moment he saw Diana's body, how Camilla dealt with suddenly becoming the most hated woman in the world, and her secret eight year campaign to replace Diana; how William and Harry have dealt with the public and private pressures - the troubling influence of their substance-abusing aristocrat friends; from drugs to Nazi uniforms to lap dances and barroom brawls, fresh details about the Princes' wild behavior and the demons that still haunt them; how Charles cheated on Camilla as well as Diana, and the intriguing other women in the Prince of Wales's life; despite Charles's heated denials, the behind-the-scenes maneuvering to make Camilla Queen - and the Palace power struggle that rages today; inside Operation Paget, Scotland Yard's ongoing probe into Diana's death - why, ten years after, investigators were still shocked by what they found; the day Charles was asked point-blank by Scotland Yard if he killed his wife - and what he said; the many beautiful young women in the lives of William and Harry over the past ten years - including Will's longtime love Kate Middleton, her chances of one day becoming Queen, and why he fears she may meet the same fate as his mother; William's obsession with speed, Harry's hunger for risk-taking, and a shared thirst for battle that could lead both Princes to combat in Iraq; and new information on whether the Queen plans to step aside and who she really wants to see succeed her on the throne.

Christopher Andersen is former contributing editor of Time and senior editor of People.