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The Twenties Novels
The 'twenties were a turbulent epoch, but vital. We fiddled while London burned. we ate, we drank, we were merry, for we knew that today we should die.
Patrick Balfour, Society Racket. A Critical Survey of Modern Social Life
(London, 1933), p. 60.
The world of the Wellington-Smythes, Larkins and Randalls are about to collide. Revelations from the past and the consequences of selfish behaviour of the day throw family against family.
The beautiful Penrose, Clara and Tamora aspire to be presented as debutantes for the London Season. Will their dreams be shattered by unseemly behaviour?
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