Excellent reading!! Truthfully told!

Throughly enjoyed this book.

One of the best books I read this year! There are many individual stories and experiences that are covered in this book but I found that the author does an incredible job of providing the right details for the reader that essentially isolates each story, as a way to honor the legacy of each of these women. At the same time, I also found these painful stories to be connected through repeated themes of misogyny and injustice.

The Kennedy's deserve all the misery they put on themselves.

I loved this book. Read it in 4 days. So many tragic stories but very eye opening.

While much of her book is highly researched and the research documented, the only purpose in writing a book like this would be to add more disparity and anxiety to political unrest already in the world.

The Kennedy men are all misogynists. I feel sorry for the women who married them.

Ask Not: I now ask myself why it took so long to tell the whole truth about the brutality of the Kennedy men. An astonishing window into the lives of women then and now, who live with despicable men and I hope find their way to some peace and dignity. Carmel Parsons