after that flight." In the introduction to Annabel, she wrote: Her third book, No Invitation Required: The Pelham Cottage Years, was released in November 2009. The book is composed of "intimate and perceptive essays [and] pen-portraits of some of the extraordinary figures that entered the Birley and Goldsmith circles – among them, Lord Lambton, Patrick Plunket, John Aspinall, Geoffrey Keating, Lord Lucan, Dominic Elwes and Claus von Bülow." Bibliography References External links Woman's Hour: Leading Women interview, audio appearance during promotional tour for Annabel Democracy Movement, a non-party and anti-EU pressure group founded by Lady Annabel 1934 births Living people People of Anglo-Irish descent English memoirists English people of Irish descent English socialites British Eurosceptics People educated at Southover Manor School People from Ham, London People from Surrey Daughters of British marquesses Wives of knights Annabel Annabel Annabel