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Dunford, Caroline2020

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Oswald Mosley has awoken Nazi sympathy among Britain's aristocratic society. Enter Hope Stapleford, an Oxford graduate, with a love of books, an intensely observant nature and a distinct lack of interest in the 'bright young things of the day'. When her rebellious socialite friend, Bernadette, tries to persuade her to be a debutante in the Season of 1939, Hope is prepared to turn her down, but Hope's mysterious Godfather - whose employment she has never quite fathomed - encourages her to accept, saying this is going to be the last hoorah before war changes the country forever. Hope reluctantly agrees, expecting no more than a round of dull parties and perhaps a few introductions to interesting people. But when a fellow debutante is murdered, Hope, Bernie, and their newly acquired associate, the amiable conman Harvey, find themselves thrust into a web of political intrigue.