Harry thought he was just a humble Spencer. Growing up in the quiet of Althorp, he knew nothing of his royal lineage or the truth about the car crash that took his parents from him. Everything changes when swans begin to appear, delivering letters which are quickly confiscated. Then, one stormy night, an elderly lady smelling of gin and Dubonnet, the Queen Mother herself, arrives and reveals Harry’s true identity - he is a Windzor!
Sceptre in hand, Harry arrives at Balmoral School of Monarchy and Majesty and discovers what it really means to be a royal. Amidst the backstabbing and sycophancy, he learns the arts of Tax Fraud and Evasion and Deference Towards the Monarchs and forms a bitter rivalry with his long-lost twin brother, Prince Will.
As Harry uncovers secrets and scandals hidden within Balmoral’s walls, he hears whispers of a long-forgotten threat and a plot to steal the legendary Stone of Scone. With the weight of the Windzor dynasty on his shoulders, Harry must summon the courage to confront the dark secrets of his past and fight to protect his family’s legacy and place on the throne.
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A parody for fans of Harry Potter, and a satirical twist on the life of Prince Harry, formerly known as Harry Windsor.
Harry Windzor and the Stone of Scone tells the irreverent and scandalous tale of a ginger boy with no determinable special abilities, as he tries to establish his place in the world. There are spats between heirs and spares, dodgy deals between the Palace and the press, and so many scandals swept under rugs that even the corgis are suspicious. Maybe this isn’t a satire after all …
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‘Who let this guy into the Royal Archives? Anyone reading this will be done for treason.’ The Daily Pageant
‘A gleeful leak from behind palace walls. The Firm won’t be amused - but we certainly are.’ Privy Eye
‘Scurrilous, salacious and scandalous. We couldn’t put it down.’ Chatler
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