They weren't just sisters. They were a storm that shook the world.

Before the Second World War divided nations, it divided one family. The Mitford sisters-six dazzling, defiant women born into British aristocracy-turned their backs on tradition and tore into the heart of the 20th century with love affairs, political extremism, and public scandal so explosive it still echoes through history.

In this unflinching true story, discover how:

• Unity Mitford dined with Adolf Hitler and tried to end her life when war was declared.
• Jessica Mitford fled her titled family to fight racism and injustice in America.
• Diana Mitford married Britain's most notorious fascist in a secret Nazi ceremony.
• Nancy Mitford turned their private lives into bestselling satire that humiliated the elite.
• While Pamela and Deborah kept to the shadows-watching the family unravel.

OUTRAGEOUS: The Untold Story of the MITFORD SISTERS and the Unfolding Drama of a Tumultuous Age goes far beyond the glamour and gossip. With exclusive family letters, forgotten archives, and raw emotional insight, this book brings you face-to-face with the most polarizing women of their era-at a time when the world itself was at war with its identity.

This is not the sanitized history taught in schools or the polished drama seen on screen. This is the real Mitford story-a brutal, beautiful collision of loyalty and betrayal, politics and privilege, ideology and intimacy.

You'll see how:

• Politics turned sisters into enemies
• Love became a weapon
• And fame became a curse no one could escape

As fascism rose, as bombs fell, as headlines blazed-these women weren't bystanders. They were living it. Choosing it. And sometimes, breaking under it.

Their choices would destroy reputations, fracture their family forever, and define an age.
Today, in a world once again fractured by political rage and media spectacle, their story is more relevant than ever. What happens when blood is no match for belief? When love can't survive ideology? The answers lie in the lives of six women who dared to choose.

If you think you've heard it all-you haven't.
If you believe history repeats itself-start here.