Welcome to Dun & Dunn. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn, where nothing is linear and everything is connected.

Thank you so much for joining me today, y'all. I do love to bring a magical place into our investigation.

We have talked about the Garden of Alla and the Beverly Hills Hotel. We've talked about

Heaver Castle. So many locations in the background of Dun and Done, but holy cats, pack your

bags, friends. This week is Secy Bonn. It's so good. We're going to take a little voyage this

week out of the United States, out of England, into the south of France, where literally everything

connects. There is a magical place on the French Riviera called the Chateau de la Horizon,

the castle of the horizon, that will bring together so many of our players, as well as introduce

a few new ones to. We're about to have some fun,

but before we begin today's episode, I do have this magnificent shiny spyglass with some big

shoutouts and thanks to give. First and foremost to our newest supporters over at patreon.com

done and done. Katrina D. Finchie and Kelsey

Jay. Holy cats, I can't tell you how

grateful I am for you.

Maddie O.

Thank you, thank you for your delightful box of

surprises. You really made my day.

Big love to you and the love

from down under. Harriet B, I saw your really kind review for done and done. Thank you so much for that. Investigators, you're just simply the best. I can't tell you how much I appreciate you. Thank you. Thank you. In her book called the Riviera set, author and

biographer Mary Lovell says of the Chateau de la Horizon, it was the beautifully proportioned,

exquisite art deco villa that was the stylish brainchild of American actress, society hostess,

possibly royal mistress, and certainly hugely

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