Publisher's Synopsis
Ordinary people do think that whole life of someone, who born into a count's family, is all about splendor, glamor, and prosperity. If we look only at the material ones, this is actually true, but they also have to face other problems.
Nor was the life of Scarlett Hemsworth smooth, a fictional countess, the descendant of an almost one thousand years old fictive dynasty. An outside observer sees only the luxurious life, the castle, and the shining. However, as a child, Scarlett was placed in an educational institution for two years, where she was constantly intimidated and physically harmed.
Her family has had a good relationship with the British royal house for centuries, so it is no wonder that Scarlett's godfather became King George V and her godmother became Queen Mary. The young Countess was able to hold in her arms the four-day-old Lilibet, who later became Queen of Great Britain, named Queen Elizabeth II. They have been good friends all their lives. But what happened in a similar way to Elizabeth II, Charles the Prince of Wales, William the Prince of Cambridge, and Harry the Prince of Sussex? And what was the topic of that conversation that might have been between the Countess and the German Chancellor, Adolf Hitler, right before World War II? What impression did they make on each other? What had Scarlett had to do with James Bond's character, and how was Miss Moneypenny, the secretary of the head of MI6, born? Why did Bond become the agent 007? And what kind of conversation took place between her and former U.S. President John Fitzgerald Kennedy? What advice did Scarlett give him? Did the President accept these?
These are all interesting questions for that this book gives answer one by one. The author wishes you good fun.
