From bestselling royal biographer Andrew Lownie comes Entitled – The Rise and Fall of the House of York, a captivating and unflinching exploration of one of Britain’s most talked-about families. With precision, wit, and rare access to insider accounts, Lownie unveils the remarkable—and often turbulent—story behind the Duke and Duchess of York, charting their meteoric ascent into royal fame and their slow, dramatic descent into scandal and public scrutiny.
Spanning decades of royal life, Entitled takes readers deep behind palace walls, offering an unprecedented look into the world of privilege, ambition, and personal struggle. From the glamorous early years of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, to their controversial relationship with the press, their financial troubles, and the scandals that ultimately overshadowed their royal legacy, Lownie delivers a portrait that is both human and hauntingly revealing.
Meticulously researched and masterfully written, the book balances intimate storytelling with investigative depth, painting a vivid picture of how wealth and entitlement can both empower and destroy. Drawing on exclusive interviews, private correspondence, and never-before-published details, Entitled exposes the cracks within the House of York—illuminating not just a family in turmoil, but also the shifting dynamics of the modern British monarchy itself.
This is not just the story of a royal couple—it’s a reflection on fame, power, loyalty, and downfall in an age where the line between public duty and private life grows ever thinner. Andrew Lownie, known for his acclaimed works on royal figures, delivers a compelling narrative that reads like history, drama, and cautionary tale all in one.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
Royal biographies and true stories of the British monarchy
Political and cultural histories of modern Britain
Behind-the-scenes looks at royal life, scandal, and legacy
Entitled – The Rise and Fall of the House of York is an eye-opening, elegantly written chronicle of privilege and peril at the highest levels of society—an essential read for anyone fascinated by royalty, reputation, and the price of power.
