The Royal Family has a high concern for their public persona and a desire to control what they see as damaging conduct by Princess Diana. The break up of Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s marriage leads a little known group of loyalists to the Crown called "The Committee" to spy on and shadow the princess in hopes of being able to head her off before she does something that will embarrass the Royal Family any further or threaten Prince William’s chances of becoming king. With Princess Diana getting closer to Dodi Fayed, "The Committee" decides it wouldn’t do to have a British king’s mother married to a Muslim, or risk her having a child with him. While "The Committee" does have legitimate ties to the police and the protection of the Royal Family, these men are acting on their own to handle things best left to something other than official channels. A plot is hatched to prevent Princess Diana from having more children and to do away with her future intended husband, Dodi Fayed.

The book also gives you a glimpse of the terrible pressure that Diana must have been under and how hard she struggled to have her own life, yet remain loyal to the "Royal Family" for the sake of her children. It seems she almost made her life her own until that fateful moment in the Pont de l’Alma bridge tunnel in Paris. What’s fascinating is that the fictional part of this story is actually quite believable. It will make you wonder if her death was truly an accident. It will remind you that with every rumor in life there is always a little fact.