Murder and the First Lady — Elliott Roosevelt

The murder victim was a congressman's son and the accused was the First Lady's English secretary. The police already had enough damning evidence to send the young Britisher to the electric chair... but Eleanor Roosevelt knew the girl was innocent.

In that summer of '39, as her husband chatted with advisors about the inevitability of war, Mrs. Roosevelt prowled the White House halls in search of a killer -- embroiled in a deadly web of suspense and dire intrigue that involved the Mob, J. Edgar Hoover, Scotland Yard ... and even F.D.R. himself!