My Love -- Monica Lewinsky's Autobiography

Author: Monica Lewinsky, Zhan Juan, Yan Ming
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The only authorized biography of Monica Lewinsky in mainland China. Bill Clinton's "My Life" says: I had an affair with Lewinsky only because I could. Hillary Clinton's "Living History" says: The Lewinsky scandal destroyed my life with Bill. Now it's Monica Lewinsky's turn to speak—this book is the only authorized biography of Monica Lewinsky in mainland China. The author is Andrew Morton, the British best-selling author who wrote "Diana: A True Story." Monica Lewinsky's story: It's actually a story about love and betrayal, sex and politics. A "zippergate" event composed of conspiracy, illicit affair, history, tapes, lies, and democracy. A profound book about American politics and sex written with the heart, not the body. The autobiography of a girl who almost changed American history, a replay of the love affair between an intern and the president. This book tells us about a completely different Monica Lewinsky from the media's demonization. We can see in the book a world where power reigns supreme, understand Lewinsky's views on the president and this relationship, and read countless astonishing details about how the FBI and the president used their privileges to treat Lewinsky. In this event, love led to Clinton's impeachment. While "Hillary's Memoir" and "Bill Clinton's Memoir" shy away from this event, we can read this biography as a companion to the presidential couple's memoirs. Relive the history of a girl who almost changed American history and her love affair with the president.