This author is recognized as a ghostwriter and celebrity biographer, who also delves into books concerning love, sex, and relationships. Her work focuses on a deep understanding of human connections and intimate subjects, exploring them with sensitivity and insight. Readers will appreciate her ability to capture the complexities of human emotions and relational dynamics. Her style is direct and engaging, drawing readers into the narratives and themes she presents.
Covers it all, with never-before-heard stories including his insatiable drive for pushing the limits and his many brushes with death, his early family life and fairytale love story with his wife Lisa Niemi and how his refusal to be typecast led him to roles that fell both in and out of favour with critics and fans alike.
Christopher Ciccone's memoir is based on his forty-seven years of growing up and working with his sister Madonna. Through most of Madonna's career, Christopher played an important role in her life: as her backup dancer, her personal assistant, her dresser, her decorator, and her art and tour director.
A revealing look at David Bowie, including rarely seen photos, draws on interviews with his lovers, girlfriends, business associates, groupies, and band members to shine a light on the life and career of this hypnotic performer.
Explores the massive man's remarkable life--from his beginnings in Austria, through his rise to fame in the world of bodybuilding, to fulfillment of his dreams in Hollywood and his marriage to Maria Shriver
This biography chronicles Kelly's extraordinary life, featuring her encounters with presidents, Hollywood stars, and royalty. Wendy Leigh skillfully distinguishes fact from fiction, offering compelling revelations and insights into Kelly's story, which has been widely reviewed and serialized in national papers.
Der fiktive Briefwechsel zwischen Marilyn Monroe und Jacqueline Kennedy bietet einen amüsanten Einblick in die Gedanken und Gefühle zweier ikonischer Frauen. Im Jahr 1998, 36 Jahre nach Marilyns Tod, informiert ihre Vertraute Patty Renoir den Literaturagenten Richard Winchester über einen vertraulichen Briefwechsel zwischen den beiden. Da die Schweigepflicht abgelaufen ist, plant sie, die Briefe der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich zu machen. Winchester verkauft das Manuskript an den Verlag Thomas Dunne Books, und die Veröffentlichung erfolgt im April 2003. Jetzt können auch deutsche Leser diese pikanten Briefe entdecken, die möglicherweise zwischen den beiden berühmtesten weiblichen Ikonen der Nachkriegszeit ausgetauscht worden sein könnten. Der Austausch wirkt authentisch und zeigt eine bemerkenswerte Nähe zwischen den unterschiedlichen Frauen. Doch die Beziehung wird kompliziert, als Jackie herausfindet, dass der geheimnisvolle Mr. G., Marilyns große Liebe, in Wirklichkeit Jackies Ehemann, Präsident John F. Kennedy, ist. Die Situation eskaliert weiter, als Marilyn Jackie später gesteht, dass sie sich nach ihrer Affäre mit John in dessen Bruder Bob verliebt hat, was Jackies Verletztheit nur verstärkt.
