First paperback edition of the world-sensational book on Prince Andrew and the British royal family's mishandling of the Epstein underage-sex scandal over more than twenty years. Fully updated and expanded with a new chapter and new pictures.
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* SUNDAY TIMES 'Excruciating details.' Rosamund Urwin; * METRO (uk) 'Possibly the most shocking royal book you'll ever read.'; * INDEPENDENT 'Goes behind the headlines, documentaries, and mini-series to expose... the painstaking detail.'; * DAILY MAIL '[ A] psychological portrait.'; * A FINANCIAL TIMES BEST BOOK OF THE WEEK 'Raises deep questions about the monarchy.'; * Heirpodcast, Omid Scobie. 'Controversial.'; * THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 'A must-read.' / Book of the Year; * ON MAGAZINE 'One of the most explosive investigations to be seen in print in many years.TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT 'As forensic in detail... as salacious in delivery.'
Betting The Firm
1 The Trouble with Andrew
2 Baby Grumpling
3 Mummy's Boy
4 Girls, Girls, Girls
5 Fergie
6 'Never Heard of You'
7 Who Was Jeffrey Epstein?
8 Sex Slaves and Puritans
9 Nemesis
10 BBC Newsnight Car Crash
11 Fallout
12 The Mysterious Ms Maxwell
13 'Only One of Us Telling the Truth'
14 Federal Charges
15 Saxe-Coburg-Windsor Voodoo
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Nigel Cawthorne started his writing career at the FINANCIAL TIMES and has written books on the royal family and its history, as well as provided news comment on Sky, ITV, CNN and the BBC. He lives in Bloomsbury, London.
