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100 1 $aVincenzi, Penny.
245 13 $aAn outrageous affair /$cPenny Vincenzi.
260 $aLondon :$bOrion,$c©1993.
300 $aviii, 709 pages ;$c25 cm
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520 $aCloe Windsor discovered that the truth could kill when her famous, rich and charming husband committed suicide. Fleur FitzPatrick found out that the truth could kill during the long and painful journey to avenge her father's death. Caroline Hunterton had always known of its destructive power, but her long buried past was a secret which could not be kept forever. From the Suffolk countryside in World War II to the decadence of post war Hollywood, from the glitz of Madison Avenue to the excesses of the theatrical aristocracy in London, this book tells the story of one such truth, brought to light by the brutal investigative skills of one man, and by the publication of the book he was determined to write.
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