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Jackie Ari & Jack : The Tragic Love Triangle

Jackie Ari & Jack : The Tragic Love Triangle

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Rating: 2 stars
Summary: January has a vivid imagination.
Review: A whirlwing of information about Jackie, Ari, and Jack. This is the first book about the relationships and connections between these three fascinating people. Highly recommended! FOR QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSIONS ON JACKIE ONASSIS, PLEASE E-MAIL ME AT MellissaLD@aol.com. HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU!!!!!!

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Dissapointing
Review: Jackie, Ari & Jack provides a new theory of the Kennedy assassination plot, providing a thought-provoking view which rests on a tragic love triangle and its aftermath. A different take on the issue, Jackie, Ari & Jack provides refreshing new perspective. Excellent narration and production values.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Horrible!
Review: Kennedy fans beware! This book will make you angry. Saying Jackie let Aristotle Onassis murder her husband and the father of her children is preposterous. January Jones is living in a fantasy world.



Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Horrible!
Review: The book was okay. I always enjoy the different theories on the
the Kennedy saga of sadness. I personally do not put much faith in the theory of Ms. Jones, however, some of the facts she has stated in the book seem very truthful. I look forward to reading more of her books.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Jackie, Ari & John
Review: The book was okay. I always enjoy the different theories on the
the Kennedy saga of sadness. I personally do not put much faith in the theory of Ms. Jones, however, some of the facts she has stated in the book seem very truthful. I look forward to reading more of her books.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Dissapointing
Review: When I bought this book I was looking forward to spending my time in a productiv and relaxing way. Unfortunately, this book came as a big dissapointment to me, because of its superficiality and amount of trivial details. I expected much more from the author and from the book itself. Enjoy reading, anyways.


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