Table of Contents

Introduction
1 A Troubled Childhood
2 Exploited
3 Drug Treatment
4 A Picture of Innocence
5 Flying High
6 Employed
7 Drugs Reunited
8 Training
9 Abortion and Sadomasochism
10 Belgravia, 2001
11 Sweet Seventeen
12 A Golden Cage
13 Virginia's First Victory
14 Thailand
15 Australia
16 The Real FBI
17 Start of a Campaign
18 Justice Is Served
19 Reckoning
Epilogue

About the Author

Nigel Cawthorne started his writing career at the FINANCIAL TIMES and is the author of several books on film history, as well as a biography of Ian Fleming. He has appeared on Sky, ITV, STV and BBC radio 4 and written for the Daily Mail, Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph and other papers. He lives in Bloomsbury, London.

Reviews

Previous praise for Nigel Cawthorne; 'A strong book.' WASHINGTON POST; 'An irresistible story.' NEWSWEEK; 'Royal watcher tells all.' NEW YORK POST; 'Explosive expose.' GLOBE; 'Controversial.' Omid Scobie; '[A] psychological portrait.' DAILY MAIL; 'Excruciating details.' SUNDAY TIMES; 'Raises deep questions.' A FINANCIAL TIMES BEST BOOK OF THE WEEK; 'As forensic in detail... as salacious in delivery.' TLS; A must-read.' JEWISH CHRONICLE BOOK OF THE YEAR; 'One of the most explosive investigations to be seen in print in many years.' ON MAGAZINE; 'What makes this biography so powerful is the painstaking detail the book goes into. An investigative look behind the key players, allegations, and counter-allegations... a different departure from the royal family to the others in this round-up.' THE I NEWSPAPER; 'Goes behind the headlines, documentaries, and mini-series to expose... the painstaking detail.' INDEPENDENT