The King’s War

Following the success of The King’s Speech, this sequel explores King George VI’s experiences during World War II, highlighting his relationship with his speech therapist Lionel Logue as they navigate pivotal moments like Dunkirk and D-Day. Written by Peter Conradi and Mark Logue, the book draws on exclusive archival material to offer a compelling account of the bond between the king and Logue, set against the backdrop of Britain’s wartime struggles and triumphs.