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The Baronesses

De: Rachel Watkyn, Claire Hornby
Narrado por: Claire Hornby, Rachel Watkyn
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'RIGHT UP TO THE VERY END OF THE BOOK, SKELETONS CONTINUE TO FALL OUT OF THE CLOSET... BRILLIANTLY DETAILED,' CECI BROWNING, THE TIMES

'AN ASTONISHING AND TROUBLING STORY,' ABIGAIL BUCHANAN, THE TELEGRAPH

'JAW-DROPPPING,' FRANCES HARDY, DAILY MAIL

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'Under my bed you will find something that I want you to only open once I die,' he said. 'It's a box. The padlock key is with some other items in the safe. You know the code. But remember, only after my death must it be opened.'

I waited expectantly for more information, but Dad just closed his eyes and turned his head away from my gaze... that was all I was getting.'

To the outside world, Rachel and her half-sister Claire led a privileged life - educated in private schools, raised in grand country houses, they moved in elite circles. Their father, the formidable Count De Lengham, came from an ancient noble line with its own coat of arms and centuries of prestige.

But privilege can be the perfect disguise...

Behind closed doors, Rachel and Claire's childhood was marked by chaos, neglect and abuse as they tried to navigate a complex, unpredictable family dynamic, in between entertaining aristocratic visitors and attending high-society gatherings.

The strain put upon them by their parents would have lifelong repercussions but even so, when the Count lay dying, they were there. In that moment, a shocking confession and a hidden 'box of secrets' exposed a dark truth that shattered their family and challenged everything they thought they knew.

The Baronesses is the shocking true story of how two sisters navigated the most absurd of upbringings and an emotional exploration of family ties, identity, and the concept of truth.©2026 Rachel Watkyn & Claire Hornby (P)2026 Little, Brown Book Group Limited Celebridades del entretenimiento Clases sociales y desigualdad económica Sociología
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The Baronesses is a good old-fashioned memoir in the sense that it's a brilliantly detailed, chronological account of an ordinary person's extraordinary life (or in this case, lives), but with its gruesome revelations it's also a feat of bravery... the authors are two awe-inspiring individuals (Ceci Browning)
An astonishing and troubling story (Abigail Buchanan)
Frankly, it is jaw-dropping. Chapters unfold to reveal detail that is either blood-curdling, outrageous or so wildly aberrant it would be unbelievable were it not backed by documentation and public record. It is told entirely without self-pity, but with occasional bursts of humour, dry irony and anger. (Frances Hardy)
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