Hell to Pay: The Unfolding Story of Hillary Rodham Clinton

by Barbara Olson

Book Overview

In Hell to Pay, Olson--a former federal prosecutor--separates fact from fiction and shows us Hillary's often disturbing complicity in her husband's affairs, lust for power, and exposes Clinton's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0895262746
• ISBN13: 9780895262745
• Release Date: October 1999
• Publisher: Regnery Publishing
• Length: 344 Pages
• Weight: 1.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 6.4" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Who can doubt this?

...What I found fascinating about this book was its verifiability. In every case where Olson reveals some particularly damning bit of information, she is impecable about tieing it to easily corroborated additional public documentation. What is compelling about this book is not so much that it tends to confirm the worst suspicions of many who feel that the Clintons have been a disaster for the American body politic, but that it illuminates the reasons why this has taken place. Olson, by the by, never stoops to cheap shots and is noticably quiet when it comes to Chelsea and Hillary's relationship with her. This book, taken in isolation, would be considered a most distasteful expose of an American personality. Unfortunately, we are all part of the continuing story of Hillary Clinton. This book is more of an explanation for why a member of the extended family is locked in the attic. A good book....whether you like Hillary or not!

Worthwhile

While I'm no fan of Hillary Clinton, I wanted to read a biography that was neither a vitriolic diatribe, nor the usual puff piece. Hell to Pay filled the bill exactly. Very revealing. Recommend it highly

Wonderful Analysis - Couldn't put it Down!

It is easy to understand why all the reviews here are either five stars or one star. There is no middle ground here. This book is wonderfully written and contains very little rehashed material which at this point is very hard to do. The best part is the critical analysis of Hillary's past writings and how they expose a hidden political agenda. Olson's analysis of the First Lady's seemingly unaltered radical persuasion is convincingly demonstrated in this meticulously researched biography. This type of writing is not one star. One star is like trying to bury the many insights which this book magnificently exposes. Bravo Barbara!

The case against Hillary Rodham Clinton

Hell to Pay is a straight forward summation of the life of Hillary Clinton, presented unemotionally, as if by a prosecutor to a jury. (That's you, the reader.) Direct and revealing of "just the facts, mam", judgement is left to the reader. Broad in scope it does much to runravel a very tangled web. It's well worth the reading!