On an ordinary day in 1941, a letter arrives on the doormats of five young women, a letter which will change everything.
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In the Phoenix Munitions Factory, everyone has their secrets...
As WWII rolls across Europe, Kitty boards a ship
Annie & Terry Eccles seemed to have it all. Until a masked attacker crept into their home, brutally murdering them in their beds.
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On Friday 25th May, 1934, a forty-one-year-old woman walked into the lobby of Claridge's Hotel to meet the nineteen-year-old son whose face she did not know. Fifteen years earlier, as the First World War ended, Idina Sackville shocked high society by leaving his multimillionaire father to run off to Africa with a near penniless man. An inspiration for Nancy Mitford's character The Bolter, painted by William Orpen, & photographed by Cecil Beaton, Sackville went on to divorce a total of five times, yet died with a picture of her first love by her bed. Her struggle to reinvent her life with each new marriage left one husband murdered & branded her the 'high priestess' of White Mischief's bed-hopping Happy Valley in Kenya. Sackville's life was so scandalous that it was kept a secret from her great-granddaughter Frances Osborne. Now, Osborne tells the moving tale of betrayal & heartbreak behind Sackville's road to scandal & return, painting a dazzling portrait of high society in the early twentieth century.