A long-time Entertainment columnist with The Miami Herald, Darwin Porter has been following the scandals associated with Ronald Reagan's careers, both in California and in Washington, for decades. He was assisted in this description of the drama-soaked love triangle by Danforth Prince, veteran co-author of many titles within Blood Moon's award-winning BABYLON series.

Love Triangle: Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman & Nancy Davis may find its way onto many a Republican Reagan fan's reading shelf; but those who expect another Reagan celebration will be surprised: this is lurid Hollywood expose writing at its best, and outlines the truths surrounding one of the most provocative industry scandals in the world.There are already so many biographies of the Reagans on the market that one might expect similar mile-markers from this: be prepared for shock and awe; because Love Triangle doesn't take your ordinary approach to biography and describes a love triangle that eventually bumped a major Hollywood movie star from the possibility of being First Lady and replaced her with a lesser-known Grade B actress (Nancy Davis).From politics and betrayal to romance, infidelity, and sordid affairs, Love Triangle is a steamy, eye-opening story that blows the lid off of the Reagan illusion to raise eyebrows on both sides of the big screen.Black and white photos liberally pepper an account of the careers of all three and the lasting shock of their stormy relationships in a delightful pursuit especially recommended for any who relish Hollywood gossip. http://www.midwestbookreview.com/calbw/may_15.htm#Independent -- Diane Donovan California Bookwatch Section of the Midwest Book Review, May, 2015

A long-time Entertainment columnist with The Miami Herald, Darwin Porter has been following the scandals associated with Ronald Reagan's careers, both in California and in Washington, for decades. He was assisted in this description of the drama-soaked love triangle by Danforth Prince, veteran co-author of many titles within Blood Moon's award-winning BABYLON series.

Love Triangle: Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman & Nancy Davis may find its way onto many a Republican Reagan fan's reading shelf; but those who expect another Reagan celebration will be surprised: this is lurid Hollywood expose writing at its best, and outlines the truths surrounding one of the most provocative industry scandals in the world.There are already so many biographies of the Reagans on the market that one might expect similar mile-markers from this: be prepared for shock and awe; because Love Triangle doesn't take your ordinary approach to biography and describes a love triangle that eventually bumped a major Hollywood movie star from the possibility of being First Lady and replaced her with a lesser-known Grade B actress (Nancy Davis).From politics and betrayal to romance, infidelity, and sordid affairs, Love Triangle is a steamy, eye-opening story that blows the lid off of the Reagan illusion to raise eyebrows on both sides of the big screen.Black and white photos liberally pepper an account of the careers of all three and the lasting shock of their stormy relationships in a delightful pursuit especially recommended for any who relish Hollywood gossip. http://www.midwestbookreview.com/calbw/may_15.htm#Independent -- Diane Donovan California Bookwatch Section of the Midwest Book Review, May, 2015

A long-time Entertainment columnist with The Miami Herald, Darwin Porter has been following the scandals associated with Ronald Reagan's careers, both in California and in Washington, for decades. He was assisted in this description of the drama-soaked love triangle by Danforth Prince, veteran co-author of many titles within Blood Moon's award-winning BABYLON series.

Love Triangle: Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman & Nancy Davis may find its way onto many a Republican Reagan fan's reading shelf; but those who expect another Reagan celebration will be surprised: this is lurid Hollywood expose writing at its best, and outlines the truths surrounding one of the most provocative industry scandals in the world.There are already so many biographies of the Reagans on the market that one might expect similar mile-markers from this: be prepared for shock and awe; because Love Triangle doesn't take your ordinary approach to biography and describes a love triangle that eventually bumped a major Hollywood movie star from the possibility of being First Lady and replaced her with a lesser-known Grade B actress (Nancy Davis).From politics and betrayal to romance, infidelity, and sordid affairs, Love Triangle is a steamy, eye-opening story that blows the lid off of the Reagan illusion to raise eyebrows on both sides of the big screen.Black and white photos liberally pepper an account of the careers of all three and the lasting shock of their stormy relationships in a delightful pursuit especially recommended for any who relish Hollywood gossip. http://www.midwestbookreview.com/calbw/may_15.htm#Independent -- Diane Donovan California Bookwatch Section of the Midwest Book Review, May, 2015