Shattered: In the Eye of the Storm

by Faye D. Resnick

The best friend of Nicole Brown Simpson describes her devastating experiences with the O. J. Simpson trial, offering a inside view of the prosecution and disturbing portrait of the defense team that... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0787107301
• ISBN13: 9780787107307
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Dove Books
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 3.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.2" x 7.7"

Customer Reviews

Nothing but the cold, bitter and brutal truth.

The truth about how the "Dream Team" was able to buy justice via their questionable-indeed, deplorable- tactics. I admire Ms. Resnick a lot because of her courage and willingness to tell the truth about what went on in and behind "The Trial Of The Century". A must-read.

Riveting

The title of my review says it all. Resnick is obviously a very strong woman to bite her lip and tell the heartbreaking stories behind her best friend Nicole's marriage/death, as well as the justice sytem's betrayal of American trust with it's handling of OJ. She not only describes it all in great specific detail, but shows the emotion' and feelings she had toward it all, making us feel as if we were right there with her through all of it; that is where the strength of 'Shattered' (and of 'Shattered's' ability to so well expose the untruths and injustices of the whole Nicole/OJ mess) truly lies. I do wish one thing, though-that she could have written more about Ron Goldman and his involvement in all of it because I never have been able to find out much about him. Great book, Ms Resnick!

exceptionally good reading,faye resnick shows a lot of class

This book gives an overall view of what truely happened from the time Nicole and Ron's tragic death occured to the time O.J.'s ridiculous first trial took place. I admire Faye Resnicks courage and strength for standing up for her beautiful friend and for what she believes in. Nicole was a colorful person full of life and love, and here Faye shows reality and honesty in the aftermath of Nicole's death. Many people took advantage of this awful crime to benefit professionally or financially, and here Faye tells it like it is.