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To Kidnap a Princess

Ian Ball
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Pages
165
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Ian Ball

About

The book is an autobiographical novel and opens with the dramatic and thrilling real life event, the attempted kidnapping of Princess Anne, which took place a few yards from Buckingham Palace in The Mall, London, on the 20th March 1974.



The story continues in an equally dramatic and exciting vein and details the perpetrator's (author's) eventful and turbulent 45 year stay in Rampton and Broadmoor criminal lunatic asylums.



It is an intriguing tale and involves an attempt to avoid assassination by the authorities by invoking the power of the subconscious mind, fantastic psychic forces and warped time.



The book is an emotive read and it will make you laugh, make you cry, shock you even, but ultimately it will leave you in wonder at the indomitability of the human spirit.

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