The Lady of War

Clementine: Winston Churchill's Confidante
London, 1909. Young, recently married Clementine Hozier descends the steps of a train on the arm of her husband, Winston Churchill. Amidst the cheering crowd, an enraged woman emerges, pushing Winston towards the tracks just as a train is about to pass, but just before he falls, Clementine manages to grab his coat... This, however, will not be the last time she saves her husband's life.
The Lady of the War brilliantly narrates the existence of a woman who was decisive in one of humanity's darkest moments; an intelligent, ambitious, and determined character who fought for equality and justice; a rebellious soul who defied all the rules society tried to impose on her.
From the author of the New York Times bestsellers The Only Woman and The Other Einstein, comes a fascinating novel about one of the most influential women in history, who forever changed the course of the World Wars.