Used. Hardcover. Idina Sackville was the ultimate Jazz Age icon, a five-time bride and boundless bolter who inspired novels, art, and plenty of scandalous gossip across high society. Frances Osborne’s dazzling biography cuts through the myth of this aristocratic rebel, tracing her wild path from glittering London drawing rooms to the untamed frontier of colonial Kenya. Armed with intimate letters and family diaries, Osborne paints a vivid portrait of a woman who traded convention for chaos, leaving a trail of broken hearts and baffled bluebloods in her wake. It is a wildly entertaining read that proves truth is not only stranger than fiction, but considerably more champagne-soaked.