The Palace Papers, by Tina Brown. As the cover image illustrates, this book is focused on the women of the royal family, but not exclusively. Everyone gets dished about equally. I did learn some new things about some of the royal family, much abour Meghan. But at a certain point I really did not want to spend more time with these people. A lot the writing about Prince Andrew I just skipped over. Ok the guy is an ass, I didn't need to know how his assiness manifests itself.
But Tina Brown is an excellent writer, and I was at times amazed by her vocabulary. This does not happen often with modern writers. In all I was really left with the 'what happens after she is gone', which is a major theme of the book.