title: Diana Ross: A Legend in Focus
author:  Sharon Davis 
description: Diana Ross has had a remarkable career. With The Supremes, she achieved the unprecedented feat of 12 number-one hits in America, and since launching her solo career in 1970, she has recorded more than 50 top-sellers. As an actress, her debut film, <i>Lady Sings the Blues</i>, earned her an Oscar nomination. Now Sharon Davis takes a look at Diana Ross career to date, from the early Motown days with Berry Gordy and The Supremes to her film and television work  and, of course, all the musical highlights on record and stage. A treat for fans, with more than 100 rarely-seen photos and a complete discography. Motown authority Sharon Davis previously worked with Diana Ross on her autobiography, <i>Secrets of a Sparrow</i>; among her other books is <i>Marvin Gaye: I Heard It Through the Grapevine</i>, which KIRKUS REVIEWS called a consummate biography.
zlib_text: LADY OF ROSS
  
  A sequel to _Rebel of Ross_
  
  By Mary Lancaster
  
   **Table of Contents**
  
  Title Page
  
  Chapter One
  
  Chapter Two
  
  Chapter Three
  
  Chapter Four
  
  Chapter Five
  
  Chapter Six
  
  Chapter Seven
  
  Chapter Eight
  
  Chapter Nine
  
  Chapter Ten
  
  Chapter Eleven
  
  Chapter Twelve
  
  Chapter Thirteen
  
  Chapter Fourteen
  
  Chapter Fifteen
  
  Chapter Sixteen
  
  Chapter Seventeen
  
  Chapter Eighteen
  
  Chapter Nineteen
  
  Chapter Twenty
  
  Historical Note
  
  Mary’s Newsletter
  
  A PRINCE TO BE FEARED | Chapter One
  
  Other Books by Mary Lancaster
  
  About Mary Lancaster
  
   **Chapter One**
  
  Halla, the Lady of Ross, dreamed of her husband.
  
  No other dreams affected her this way, causing her to wake with restless anger
  and grief and dark physical arousal. Stupid, because she had stopped being
  angry with Malcolm MacHeth decades ago. What really distressed her now was
  that the dreams no longer came very often, and when they did, his face was
  blurred.
  
  For more than twenty years, what should have been the best part of her life,
  she h