Love Triangle: Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman, and Nancy Davis -- All the Gossip Unfit to Print (Blood Moon's Babylon Series)

I give this book a five because of the massive content and personal information about the stars of yesteryear . I cannot tell you that every conversation between all of these people mentioned and their spouses, not to mention between themselves and their then current lovers are true, only the author can do that! I have never read a book that was so outlandish in its sexual terminology, and I believe if you read it some of the people whose conversations are noted here might shock you . The interesting thing about the book is I read it because the parties named on the cover we're not amongst my favorite people but,, if you're interested in politics and you think Mr. Trump's personal conversations were outlandish, you might be very surprised to find out about one of our ex-Presidents, however, he's not the only one. This book is not inexpensive I can't say that I haven't enjoyed reading it, unfortunately, now I will have to go to confession . One more thing that does not please me there's very little in this book and I haven't finished it yet it's rather long and I'm reading it on my Kindle but, I am more than three quarters of the way through and I have yet to actually see any information regarding the interaction of the three people shown on the cover . There is much about the marriage of Ronald and Jane , but as it regards Nancy Davis that I can give you no information on as I've only read one comment made by Jane about Nancy and it was long before her divorce from Ronnie. Of all the books I've read and I have read many on Hollywood biographies and autobiographies I would say this is the steamiest.

If you like sleezy gossip about Hollywood then this is the book for you. My problem with it is that I don't believe a lot of it.According to this writer almost all actors are gay. They are all dead so there is no one to argue this. It was just not believable. Must say though it was interesting.

A lot of repetition about the sex lives of the three protagonists. If they spent as much time between the sheets as the book I dictates, when did they have time to work? It is hard to believe that all the quotes are genuine.

It was very obvious the President loved his FIRST First Lady as much, if not more, than his second. But without Nancy, I doubt if he would have become the President. I found irony in the fact that Jane Wyman became the highest paid dramatic actress on television, playing the indomitable Angela Channing on "Falcon Crest," during the decade of the 80's. But while her $3 million a year far out-shadowed the President's pay, she would never mention him except with respect and perhaps a dismissal of the interviewer. Nancy, on the other hand, had trouble with her forty year old jealousies, making it a point to mention several times that she and Ronnie NEVER missed Don Johnson's detective series on Friday nights (and it was, of course, the major competition for "Falcon Crest." :-) )

i hope it is not true, took away what i thought about some of these people,no fidilety among anyone, no honoring wedding vows.

Just finishing it- i had no idea of the moral coruption so prevalent in Hollywood. what an eyefull

I have enjoyed this book, the only thing is I get bored when the writer talks about all the movies this one and that starred in or were in the film. I wish the author would have talked more about Jane, Ronald, and Nancy. All in allit is a good book

I really enjoyed it very much.

delivered on time.a present for my dad.he is very happywith it.thankyou

Rather sensational and possibly not too accurate?

I purchased this book because of an interest in the subjects named,and the old Hollywood Movie making business,but I have to say that after my initial prurient curiosity was satisfied,I found the ongoing,relentless descriptions of the constant, low-life,meat market behaviour of a closed society,comprised of a bunch of self obsessed ,sex mad ,beautiful people, who did it all-you name it,they wallowed in it,and with everyone dancing to the infernal tune of the omnipotent Studio Bosses-fairly depressing..I'm no prude,but I nearly chucked the book at one point,because almost nobody in the story was left untouched by the pronouncements made by the authors. Incredibly,I even found myself silently yhinking that two of the key characters went on to become the President and First Lady of the United States of America,and Ronald Reagan was a much loved President,believe me,,but of course,as always,the lowest common denominator tends to sell the biggest volume of copy.I''m niot saying don't buy it,just take this as an indication of what to expect!