The Black Book

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Delve into the fictionalized world inspired by Sara Keays’ own controversial life with “The Black Book,” a 1997 paperback novel from Transworld Publishers. While categorized as contemporary fiction, this 382-page story subtly echoes Keays’ experiences amid a high-profile British political scandal involving her affair with Cecil Parkinson. Explore themes of betrayal, societal pressure, and personal resilience as the protagonist navigates a life under intense public scrutiny. “The Black Book” offers a captivating, if speculative, glimpse behind the headlines, raising questions about truth, power, and the price of ambition. A compelling read for those fascinated by British history and stories of women overcoming adversity.

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Sara Keays. A Novel.

Dive into the captivating and controversial world of Sara Keays with "The Black Book," a compelling novel published in 1997. This gripping narrative, spanning 382 pages, offers readers a glimpse into the life and experiences of a woman who found herself at the center of a significant British political scandal. While presented as fiction, "The Black Book" undoubtedly draws inspiration from Keays' own tumultuous life, particularly her affair with Cecil Parkinson, a prominent Conservative politician. Sara Keays became a household name in the early 1980s when her relationship with Parkinson and the subsequent birth of their daughter, Flora, was revealed. The scandal rocked the British political establishment, ultimately leading to Parkinson's resignation from his ministerial post. This real-life drama lends an undeniable weight and intrigue to "The Black Book," prompting readers to question where the line between fiction and reality blurs. Published by Transworld Publishers Ltd and available in paperback, "The Black Book" is more than just a recounting of a scandalous affair. It delves into the complexities of love, betrayal, ambition, and the harsh realities of navigating public life under intense scrutiny. Explore the internal struggles of a woman caught in the crosshairs of power and societal expectations. Keays's unflinching narrative offers a unique perspective on the events that transpired, providing insight into the emotional toll exacted by the scandal and the challenges of rebuilding a life in the aftermath. Although presented as fiction, many see aspects of Sara Keays' life embedded within the narrative. "The Black Book" allows the reader to imagine their way through a world of political intrigue, social expectation, and personal hardship, experienced by a woman stepping away from the shadows and seizing control of her narrative. Whether you are fascinated by British political history, drawn to stories of personal resilience, or simply seeking a thought-provoking and emotionally charged read, "The Black Book" is sure to leave a lasting impression. Add this compelling novel to your collection today!
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0552143979

ISBN-13

9780552143974

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382

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205

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