title: Jack's Widow: A Novel
author:  Eve Pollard 
description: In this shameless thriller, British tabloid journalist Pollard, the author of the biography Jackie, presents Jackie Kennedy as nave and insecure even before she's rocked by JFK's assassination, her family's abrupt departure from the White House and the growing revelations about her late husband's dalliances. As Jackie struggles to regain her balance, the suicide of Marilyn Monroe (Pollard transposes this event to after JFK's death) sets off a new round of revelations. The CIA cynically exploits Jackie, using her as a source for intelligence gathered during her dinner parties and even encouraging her involvement with Aristotle Onassis in hopes of forwarding plans of their own. A flimsy plot develops only after the author has squeezed dry Jackie's extended period of mourning. Readers who enjoy historical personages cast in an unflattering, unsavory or unappealing light will be most rewarded. <br />Copyright  Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
zlib_text: ABOUT THIS BOOK
  Jack Peters is everything a girl could want in a bad boy. Blunt, aloof, and
  ready to whisk you away on the back of his motorcycle. And that’s just the
  way he likes it. Simple relationships. No commitment. High adrenaline. A
  shapeshifting hellhound with a look that kills—literally—Jack hides behind
  his sunglasses and skulks in the cemeteries, biding his time until he’s out of
  Havenwood Falls and on the road to bigger adventures.
  He doesn’t plan on Cressida Manos.
  A seventeen-year-old mountain nymph, Cressida has it all. A great
  family. A quiet life. And an annoying habit of being overly helpful and
  friendly with everyone. She’s sunny, cheerful, dependable, and . . . a vandal?
  Caught on camera tagging buildings in the middle of the night, no one
  can believe Cressida Manos capable of malicious destruction of property.
  Especially Jack Peters, who stumbles on the redhead in the middle of
  graffitiing a tombstone.
  Only Cressida doesn’t remember her crimes, and the only one who