Ebook {Epub PDF} Secrets and Lies by Christine Keeler

Christine Keeler's name is as synonymous with the sexual revolution as the Pill. Her short affair with the Minister for War, John Profumo, led to the downfall of Harold Macmillan's government and was at the epicenter of the social and political earthquake that followed. What she can now tell with mature insight will shatter all preconceptions.  · Christine Keeler, Profumo Affair, Secrets and Lies. Secrets and Lies, the new memoir by Christine Keeler and co-writer Douglas Thompson, was published last month. However, it is essentially a reissue of her book, The Truth at Last. Apart from a new preface and postscript, and some different photos, the content is mostly the same as before. Christine Keeler is the author of Secrets and Lies ( avg rating, ratings, 35 reviews, published ), The Truth at Last ( avg rating, 47 rat /5.

Secrets and Lies (Paperback) Christine Keeler (author), Douglas Thompson (author) Sign in to write a review. £ Paperback Pages / Published: 27/03/ We can order this from the publisher; Usually dispatched within 10 working days Quantity Add to basket. This item has been added to your basket. Secrets and Lies by Christine Keeler (Paperback, ) Delivery UK delivery is within 4 to 6 working days. International delivery varies by country, please see the Wordery store help page for details. Finishing Secrets and Lies, Christine Keeler's autobiography, what amazes is not just how pretty she was, nor how famous (she was the naked girl photographed in that designer chair), nor how.

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