The Rothschild dynasty, known for its immense wealth and power, is often thought of as a male dominated family. But Natalie Livingstone reveals the untold story of the remarkable women of Rothschild who, despite being outsiders, forged their own paths and built a powerful legacy. They became diplomats, advisors to prime ministers, and advocates for social reform. From London to the United States, from the Vatican to Palestine, they would mingle with Queen Victoria, the Duke of Wellington, and Alec Guinness, as well as inspire some of the most prominent cultural movements of the Victorian period. This engrossing portrait is thoughtfully researched, captivating, and a true page-turner that "gives voice to the complicated, privileged, and gifted women whose vision and tenacity shaped history."