TIL MORNING

TIL MORNING

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He was one of the world’s biggest singing stars. She was the most renowned female journalist of her time. Johnnie Ray and Dorothy Kilgallen. They had fame, power, money, connections. The last thing they needed was love. Their very public love affair involved some of the most high-profile entertainers and politicians of our time. Almost all who knew about the two thought their union dangerous and confusing. “Johnnie Ray and Dorothy Kilgallen?” they’d say. “I can’t imagine them together.” That is the goal of this book. To imagine.
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