The Unsinkable Heather Mills: The Unauthorized Biography of the Great Pretender

by Neil Simpson

Book Overview

This new biography follows Heather Mills troubled, triumphant, and extraordinary life. Drawing upon dozens of interviews and testimonies, celebrity biographer Simpson paints the most complete picture... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1597775576
• ISBN13: 9781597775571
• Release Date: December 2007
• Publisher: Phoenix Books
• Length: 226 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.4" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

You don't have to like HER to love this BOOK

To be honest, I had no idea who Heather Mills was before "Dancing with the Stars." And even then, she was just the skinny blonde girl with a prosthetic leg. Now I know who she is and, although I may not agree with every choice she's made for herself in life, I'm glad this book was published. Some reviewers on this site are upset that Heather Mills' biography isn't full of the same digs at her character that the Sun tabloid ran about her in England: hooker, liar, porn star.... Well, this book is much better than that, showing the full 360 of Heather's long and winding road (to borrow a phrase.) Having read numerous biographies of the Beatles (AND their lovers, including Miss Pattie Boyd) "The Unsinkable Heather Mills" was a natural addition to my library. Informative--and interesting!--this book is perfect for anyone who is a fan of Paul McCartney or just a fan of pop culture in general. Buy it-- you won't be disappointed!

Definitive Biography

This book covers every nook and cranny of Heather Mills' life, from her childhood up to the present, her days as a nude model, to her marriage to and divorce from Paul McCartney. It even covers her bizarre antics on the British news. Was she on drugs?

The Unbelievable Heather Mills

Eye-opening revelations about Heather and everyone's favorite Beatle. The book uses sources such as Heather's ex-husband and colleagues, so it gives intimate accounts of her past. Also helps us better understand her state of mind when she went and blasted the media recently. In my opinion, it is a balanced piece and makes her human, flawed, but human--not just the evil villain the media portrays her to be.