Enid: The Scandalous Life of a Glamorous Australian Who Dazzled the World

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Enid Lindeman defied early twentieth-century societal norms with her striking presence and adventurous spirit. Standing nearly six feet tall, she captivated audiences from Manhattan to Monte Carlo while challenging traditional expectations of women. Her remarkable life included driving ambulances in both World Wars, hiding Allied airmen, and mingling with cultural icons. With four husbands and a reputation as 'Lady Killmore,' she navigated high society and fortune, leaving a legacy of boldness and charm across the globe, as chronicled by Robert Wainwright.