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Advance Praise for Slim and The Notorious Mrs. Churchill In Tonya Walker’s compelling portrait of the glittering postwar New York society, Slim Keith was the American epitome of elegance. British seductress Pamela Churchill was her opposite in almost every way—with a connection to half of Europe’s titled men. Slim had grace; Pamela had guile. What began as polite smiles over cocktails became a legendary, cutthroat rivalry. Inspired by true events, Slim and The Notorious Mrs. Churchill brings to life a vanished era when the stakes were high, and the women were unforgettable. You won’t forget this novel.<br/>—Mary Alice Monroe, New York Times bestselling author of Where the Rivers Merge<br/><br/>“ Nobody marries Pamela Churchill, nobody has to.” It’s 1958, and the notorious mistress to millionaires, 39-year-old Pamela Churchill faces another failing love affair and a second chin. She is next door to broke and needs a husband fast. Since she has cycled through all the eligible candidates in Europe and the United Kingdom, she sets her sites on the new world. She co-opts America’s most celebrated socialite, Babe Paley, to be her reluctant wing-woman. Together they target the husband of Babe’s best friend, Slim Hayward, with unexpected results.