Aliado Nepson

Lady Diana - The Princess of Hearts (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

She changed a room before she changed the world.

From Park House to St Paul's, the cameras made Diana a symbol-but this book follows the woman who learned to turn attention into a tool. In wards where fear once kept families at the door, she stepped in ungloved and made touch public. She sat with leprosy patients, steadied parents in oncology corridors, and ran a household by the same plain rules she brought to shelters and hospices: arrive, listen, use names, leave something useful behind.

When the fairy tale fractured, she refused to disappear. The 1995 interview claimed a voice; the 1996 divorce claimed a new freedom; the 1997 dress auction turned silk into nurses, boilers, and research. Then came the visor and vest in Angola-January 15, 1997-a narrow lane walked for a wider law, and Bosnia that August, where survivors taught the world what a metre can mean.

This lean, date-anchored narrative cuts through myth and melodrama to reveal a method anyone can copy: move toward fear, lower the temperature, keep promises small and kept. It traces the afterlives of a life-Ottawa's signatures, wards that relearned touch, sons who carried the work forward-and lets the facts do the shining.

This is the story of how a princess learned to aim attention like light-and why it still matters.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Aliado Nepson
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231441099
• Artikelnr.: 75525957

Autorenporträt

Aliado Nepson is the pen name of an industrial engineer with an MBA. After many years in corporate life, he stepped away from boardrooms and production lines to pursue writing and literature. His books blend the clarity of engineering with the messiness of being humanchange, responsibility, and the quiet courage to begin again. Think of him as someone who traded the factory siren for the rhythm of sentences.