The Mitford Affair

In "The Mitford Affair," Marie Benedict delves into the lives of the six Mitford sisters, glamorous and influential figures in English society during the interwar period. As political tensions rise in Europe, sisters Diana and Unity become entwined with fascist leaders, sparking scandal and concern, particularly for novelist Nancy Mitford. Caught between loyalty to her family and the looming threat of Nazi influence, Nancy faces harrowing decisions as Great Britain edges closer to war. This gripping narrative explores the blurred lines between personal and political commitments amid a turbulent historical backdrop.