Friday 23 November 2012

'Conspiracy of Secrets' Reviews

Blake Publishing (London) March 2012

ISBN-10: 1843583720
ISBN-13: 978-1843583721           Available from Waterstones, Borders and all good bookshops.         Reviews:                                              
"The motor racing world knew Louis Stanley as the former manager of the BRM team who also made a significant contribution to improving safety standards in Formula One. This searing new book by his stepdaughter Bobbie Neate makes the astonishing claim that Stanley was the son of former prime minister Herbert Asquith, who had an affair with a woman named Venetia Stanley..." Read moreF1 Fanatic 

 "....Neate reveals her theories in this compelling tome, with full-referencing of her journey to find self-peace after her life of fear, and how she over-came the obstacles to set forth the truth about one of the most interesting and eye-opening ministerial scandals of all time." Read more:
Moneymaker Magazine                                   

"Now, an intriguing new book claims that not only was the affair consummated while Asquith was in office, but that it produced an illegitimate son whose existence was carefully concealed.
Its author, Bobbie Neate, identifies the son as being none other than her own stepfather, Louis Stanley. After her mother’s death, she decided to find out more about the tyrannical, abusive man who refused to reveal anything about his past.
Read more: Daily Mail

"Throughout her life, Bobbie suspected that her domineering, abusive stepfather had a secret to hide. Always guarded, Louis would never talk about his childhood, snapping at anyone who dared to ask.
Now, after years of research, Bobbie believes that her stepfather’s secret is more shocking than she could possibly have imagined....a fascinating account of both her own life with Louis – a prolific non-fiction author and motor racing team manager – and her search to find the truth about his parentage."
Read more: Cambridge News
 
The author Bobbie Neate is represented by the Robert Smith Literary Agency