The first biography of Virginia Giuffre, the victorious accuser of Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and Prince Andrew

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Nigel Cawthorne started his career as a journalist at the Financial Times and has since written bestselling books on PrincePhilip, Princess Diana, and the history of the royal family, as well as provided news comment to CNN, US, UK and Australian newscasters. He lives in Bloomsbury, London.

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Virginia (Roberts) Giuffre's all-American childhood came to an abrupt end by sexual abuse at the age of 7. After her mother exiled her to a school for troubled youth, she ran away to a life on the streets. The FBI rescued her when she was 14 from a violent pedophile and her life seemed to return to normal with a job as spa attendant at Donald Trump's exclusive Mar-a-Lago in Florida. It was there that the teenager was approached by the elegant jet-setter Ghislaine Maxwell who said her millionaire partner Jeffrey Epstein would like to sponsor her to become a professional masseuse... This is the first book to tell Virginia's own extraordinary, tale as an abused penniless high-school drop-out and how she was able to outsmart her rich underage-sex predators and forced an end to their crimes.