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The Boy Who Would Be King : An Intimate Portrait of Elvis Presley by His Cousin
In a first-ever biography by a blood relative, Elvis Presley's cousin, close friend, and associate, Earl Greenwood, shares his cradle to grave observations of the King
310 pages, Hardcover
First published September 30, 1990
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May 12, 2020
This might be the worst book I’ve ever read about Elvis and I’ve read almost all of them. This one was SO bed because of so many untruths, and I don’t mean bad behavior I mean wrong timelines and made up people etc. The worst was when the author made up Elvis’ aunt by combining two of his aunts so the author could claim to be Elvis’ cousin. Vernon’s two sisters were named Delta and Nash (short for Nashville). This guy combined the two saying Elvis’ aunts were Delta Nashville and Dixie, completely making up Dixie so he could claim Dixie as his grandmother. Too much!
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