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When asked about the criticism surrounding the book, she said: “Yes, it could be considered a betrayal of the royal family, but at the same time, I feel a lot of lies have been told about it.
“It can go both ways. I don’t think either side is right or wrong.”
Sarah Nakana, 46, a surveyor from Dulwich, south-east London, said she had already downloaded the audiobook while getting a copy, saying she wanted to try to “get ahead of the British press and its narratives”.
While in-person queues were smaller than expected, it is expected that online book sales will do well. The Kindle version was No. 4 on the Amazon UK charts on the day of its release.
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