Those Wild Wyndhams

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Set against the backdrop of late-Victorian and Edwardian Britain, the narrative explores the lives of the glamorous Wyndham sisters, who navigate a world of wealth and influence. Their relationships with prominent figures, including politicians and artists like Oscar Wilde and Henry James, reveal a tapestry of romance and scandal. Each sister embodies distinct traits: Mary is adventurous and politically connected, Madeline is serene and content, while Pamela, the most beautiful, possesses true talent and becomes entwined in the events leading to World War I.