I love this thoroughly Makkain (rhymes with Hawaiian) sentence. "She was, among other things, known to stab people." So Bernard, the gay butler who made it onto the TV - movie, came after all this, then? I did not imagine he had a more dramatic predecessor.
This is super interesting and I was fighting with my brain the entire time because my brain can't come to terms with the fact that Doris Duke and Doris Day are, in fact, two different people.
This story begs to be a limited series starring Amanda Seyfried and Pedro Pascal.
I love this thoroughly Makkain (rhymes with Hawaiian) sentence. "She was, among other things, known to stab people." So Bernard, the gay butler who made it onto the TV - movie, came after all this, then? I did not imagine he had a more dramatic predecessor.
Someone should write this from Eddie's POV - or is this your subtle way of hinting at your next book?
This is super interesting and I was fighting with my brain the entire time because my brain can't come to terms with the fact that Doris Duke and Doris Day are, in fact, two different people.
That was such an interesting story. I want that sweet staying-at-the-Doris-Duke-mansion gig! (Minus the stabbery and the run-overy, of course.)