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.

• Introduction1A Troubled Childhood2Exploited3Drug Treatment4A Picture of Innocence5Flying High6Employed7Drugs Reunited8Training9Abortion and Sadomasochism10Belgravia, 200111Sweet Seventeen12A Golden Cage13Virginia's First Victory14Thailand15Australia16The Real FBI17Start of a Campaign18Justice Is Served19ReckoningEpilogue

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