Jack's Widow: When His Life Ended, Hers Had Only Just Begun by Eve Pollard

Jack's Widow:  When His Life Ended, Hers Had Only Just Begun by Eve Pollard is a 278-page hardcover published in 2006 by William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins, and is a stated first edition.   The condition is very good condition, with little to no evidence of use. Book Summary The iconic first lady, Jackie lived her life in a fishbowl yet she was shrouded in mystery.  She was the epitome of style, grace, and femininity, but her lifelong silence in front of the media has left many unanswered questions. In this juicy yet reverential examination of her life, Eve Pollard's insight into what made America's most admired woman tick is blended into page-turning, believable thriller.  Staring from the somber days following the shocking assassination of Jackie's husband, President John F. Kennedy, Pollard explores the emotions that guided her existence as the world's most famous widow.  Everything in Jackie's life is encompassed:  the painful childhood that prepared her for her dual role