Sir Harry Oakes was found dead in his home in Westbourne, Nassau, a hole in his head and burnt to death. Chief suspects for possible murder include the controversial and colourful Count de Marigny and Sir Harry's close friend Harold Christie. Although foul play has never been proved, an atlas of suspicions surround the circumstances of his death, with speculation that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor are in some way involved. Blood and Fire relates conjectures and facts in the form of a novel, turning 20th century interpretation into an exciting tale.
About the book
Sir Harry Oakes was found dead in his home in Westbourne, Nassau, a hole in his head and burnt to death. Chief suspects for possible murder include the controversial and colourful Count de Marigny and Sir Harry's close friend Harold Christie. Although foul play has never been proved, an atlas of suspicions surround the circumstances of his death, with speculation that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor are in some way involved. Blood and Fire relates conjectures and facts in the form of a novel, turning 20th century interpretation into an exciting tale.
