Books in the “Royal Rumble” bookshelf created by Bookmate

Some of the most notorious scandals to engulf the British royal family and aristocracy are captured here, contextualized with fascinating historical insight into their lives, loves, and rather dubious morals.

President of the ‘Queen’s English Society’ and published author Dr Bernard C. Lamb tells you how to talk and write like a royal, and avoid the pitfalls of poor grammar.

Royal Correspondent Marcia Moody co-ordinated the royal wedding issue of OK! Magazine and accompanied William and Kate on their first tour. This biography explores the formative years of a young woman responsible for revitalizing the royal family’s public image.

Written with her full yet secret co-operation, Andrew Morton’s first biography of Diana, Princess of Wales was a groundbreaking insight into the life of the British royal family. Yet, as we now know, it was not the full story. Using previously unpublished comments and interviews with friends and colleagues, Morton offers the final word on Diana: In Pursuit Of Love.

In the first comprehensive biography of King Charles I’s most loyal and cavalier general, Prince Rupert Of The Rhine, Charles Spencer paints a vivid portrait of a handsome young soldier, expert horseman and crack pistol shot.

Royal insider Robert Lacey, offers an unrivalled account of the untold details between Princess Diana’s two sons. This is an insightful portrait of two brothers raised for remarkably different futures: Prince William and Prince Harry.

In this fictionalised account of Elizabeth Of York’s lady-in-waiting, accompany Joan Vaux along the squalid streets of Tudor London, through the glamorous court of a kingdom in crisis and inside royal married life.

Combining meticulous historical research with super storytelling, Philippa Gregory captures the Boleyn family on their ambitious ascent through Tudor society: their daughter Anne a future queen and their daughter Mary — the other Boleyn girl — his mistress.

In this insightful and entertaining biography, Duncan Larcombe charts the rise of the revered and rebellious royal son, from plucky and charismatic young charmer to respected soldier and charitable fundraiser.

A personal portrait of an international icon. Written by a woman named 'Colin'.

Bloody Mary. Literally.

She might not have wanted the job, but she stayed with it for longer than anyone else.

Regal 'rumpy pumpy' through the ages.

The tale of a seductive American divorcee who captured the heart of an eminent royal? Hmm.. sounds familiar.

Short on time? Brush up on your royal history -— in bitesize form.