Genevieve Gaunt

A family scandal straight out of a Hollywood film noir

Donna Freed finally learns the truth about her biological parents, whose insurance fraud in 1960s America resembled the plot of Double Indemnity

Donna Freed. [Serena Bolton]
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  • Duplicity: My Mothers’ Secrets

    Donna Freed

    Muswell Press, pp. 320, £14

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