Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted

by Faye D. Resnick

Book Overview

Now the world can hear Nicole Brown Simpson speak in her own voice, in this private diary. Here is a tragic story of a woman trapped in a violent cycle of fear and abuse. 2 cassettes. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 078710339X
• ISBN13: 9781551440613
• Release Date: October 1994
• Publisher: Dove Books
• Length: 244 Pages
• Weight: 0.81 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.8" x 1.3" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Faye Where Are You?

Are you OK? I know it's hard to lose a best a friend or 2 or 3.... Please know Nick heard/read you.!

Shockingly truthful and real.

People who thrash and despise this book fail to understand something--Faye Resnick wrote it in order to warn other women involved in violent and demoralizing relationships about what CAN happen to them if they remain in these tragic relationships. The stories about O.J.'s viciousness and cruelty toward Nicole and his ruthless manipulation of her family are (in retrospect) 100% true. I admire Ms. Resnick very much because of her courage and willingness to tell and talk about truths that many were not prepared to face or accept. This book is as real as can be and highly recommended for anyone wanting to know more about the painfully tragic relationship between Nicole and O.J. and the events that led up to this horrific double-murder.

This is a MUST if you want to learn about Nicole.

A very good book. I found myself reading it twice and still wanting more. So many "happy" and "sad" times for Nicole. The book helped to make her "REAL". I believe people would understand Nicole a little better if they read the book. I wish there were more books on this beautiful and misunderstood woman.

soul shaking and devastating

Faye stopped the 'trial of the century' cold with her tome about her best friend Nicole. A woman who was trapped in a violent, mutually obsessive relationship that took her from being a starstruck teenager, to a wife and mother engaged in a 'dance of death' with "the only man she ever loved", who ultimately became her destroyer when she failed to free herself once and for all from his powerful grip. Neither side had the guts to have her testify, but here she is able to come forward with what she heard, from both simpson and nicole leading up to that VERY evening. Don't miss it!

The true Nicole view by one of her best friend.

That book is really a heartbreaking story of a woman wo enjoy life so much, was a happy single mum with a lot of spirit, a lot of dreams until...that horrible night of june 12,1994 on 875 South Bundy Drive. Here she his in that book full of loving messages, happy and bad moments that one of her best friend want to tell you. Faye Resnick is that kind of "best friend" Nicole have. They were like sister together in fact, in this book you are able to see how it was difficult for Nicole to concile her life with the limelight that O.J. love so much. You can imagine how happy that woman was when her childreens Sydney and Justin were with her. In fact, that book paint the portrait of an ex-wife of a football superstar who just want, after all, to live like everybody, a simple and healthy life with her family and friends! I can honnesltly tell you that when you finish that book it's not "rare" that tears come into your eyes... May God Bless the late Nicole Brown-Simpson, Faye, her friend for having writting one of the most true great book and who don't want to forget the littlest victims in that case about the loose of their Mommy: A part of the selling of that book will be for the sake and futur of Sydney and Justin Brown-Simpson.