Prince Harry's controversial memoir Spare is topping sales charts ahead of its January release. But security concerns could restrict a planned UK promotional tour
, who has lost sight in one eye and the use of one hand after being stabbed while preparing to deliver a lecture in New York state, has heightened concerns over the safety of authors at public events.
It includes Harry’s account of being made to walk behind the coffin of his mother during the funeral procession, an ordeal he has previously criticised.of the 416-page book, said to be an unflinching account of Harry’s childhood and his rift with “the Firm” after marrying Meghan Markle.is already number one on Amazon’s pre-sale best-seller list, just days after its title and release date were confirmed.
Despite concerns that new revelations could widen the rift between Harry and senior Royals following the Queen’s death, he has chosen not to tone down the memoir in a significant way.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to have rejected an invitation from King Charles join the Royals at Sandringham for their Christmas celebrations.