The book should be named Betrayal - not Spare! Nas takes on Harry Windsor, also known as H, with ten phrasal verbs and idioms which highlight his betrayal. This is a very opinionated piece and may offend sensitive listeners. Tell me what you think ... Add Fuel To The Fire Meaning: Worsen already existing tension Ancient History Meaning: Something, such as a disagreement, that happened long ago and ought to be forgotten At Each Other’s Throats Meaning: Constantly and strongly arguing Bad Blood Meaning: Enmity or hatred that stems from something in the past Let Bygones Be Bygones Meaning: Agree to forget about a past conflict Stab someone in the back Meaning: to betray someone who trusts you Throw someone under the bus Meaning: to do something harmful to someone else in order to gain an advantage for yourself As thick as thieves Meaning: very close or friendly Go against Come to blows This is my view – and I am very opiniated – about Harry Windsor’s book Spare. He is bringing up ancient history And with his revelations, he is stabbing his brother in the back. Once upon a time, they were as thick as thieves but now Harry has decided to throw William under the bus. And in my opinion, he has done it for money. 20 million dollars to throw your family under the bus and stab people in the back. The Oprah interview was bad … but now Harry known as H has decided to add fuel to the fire … by releasing this book which he believes tells the truth … well, his version of the truth. As you can see, I am not a fan of people who lie and betray. It is now clear that there is a lot of bad blood between the brothers – as can be evidenced from the book Spare – the 20 million pay day. He mentioned an incident where they were at each other’s throats … about Meghan … no surprise there and they even came to blows. Harry has decided to go against the Firm as he calls the Palace and his family. In my opinion, he has thrown everyone, including his late mother under the bus – Ho