Jackie: Public, Private, Secret

Explore the multifaceted life of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, a figure who navigated the complexities of public expectation, private desires, and deeply guarded secrets. This biography delves into the intimate details of her existence, drawing from extensive interviews and previously unreleased archives.

Discover new perspectives on pivotal moments, including her pre-wedding hesitations, a planned encounter with Maria Callas, and the truth behind scandalous photographs. The narrative also sheds light on her unique relationship with Maurice Templesman and the experimental treatments that marked her final years.

This compelling work, recognized as a New York Times Best Seller and a significant contribution to Biographies & Memoirs and Current Affairs, offers a comprehensive and often surprising portrait of a woman whose contradictions cemented her iconic status. It provides a definitive look at one of the world's most famous women, decades after her passing.