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Just finished and I need a moment to collect my thoughts. It’s tough to describe yourself as a “ghost”, yet seem to resent the fact that you’ve been excluded from the spotlight. Worse, you discover new ways to seek it. Ugh. Where to begin with this one…..

This book is sad on so many levels. At 93, I'm sure Lois Wright was just minding her own business when Tania Hagan approached her about writing a book about her life. A life whose SOLE claim to fame is that she knew two women who were related to a woman who married a man who became the 35th U.S. President. It is obvious that we live in a world where people lap up fame and notoriety as if it were water in the desert.