Jackie, Janet & Lee : The Secret Lives of Janet Auchincloss and Her Daughters Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Lee Radziwill (CD-Audio)

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With a subtitle like "The Other Side of Camelot," this book was about what you'd expect. It was written with the cooperation of James Auchincloss, which should have tipped me off right away that it was all about the sleeze. He should be ashamed. Plus, the book was poorly written and constructed l...

from etxgardener

The author of this book seems to have made a career out of the Kennedy's as his previouslly published books are After Camelot and Jackie, Ethel, Joan, so the reader pretty much knows what to expect here. Lots of gossipy family details on feuds, romances and marriages. The author seems to have dev...

from briandrewz

A very gossipy account of the life of Janet Auchincloss and her famous daughters, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Lee Radizwill. For me, the beginning of the book didn't seem to flow chronologically. The end of the book was sort of abruptly cut off. Jackie's final illness brought about the conclus...

from bogopea

In-depth accounting of lives of Jackie Kennedy, her sister, Lee, and their mother Janet. The book appeared to be a true accounting of their lives, rather than a lurid account of the "dark side" of the family. The power that Janet wielded over her daughters and it's effect on them was astounding t...