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Australian Books

Conspiracy theory

8 April 2017

9:00 AM

8 April 2017

9:00 AM

The death of Princess Diana twenty years ago has been the subject of a wealth of conspiracy theories. James Murray’s gripping and disturbing novel Ruffian in Waiting draws its inspiration from an earlier occasion in 1993, some four years before her death, when Diana was photographed at a Remembrance Day event at the Enniskillen War Memorial in Northern Ireland.

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