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Elvis and Ginger
- Elvis Presley's Fiancée and Last Love Finally Tells Her Story
- Narrated by: Ginger Alden
- Length: 10 hrs and 16 mins
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"Elvis, you and I know the truth and unfortunately you’re not here to set the record straight. With this book, I will try to.…"
Elvis Presley and Graceland were fixtures in the life of Ginger Alden, having been born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. But she had no idea that she would play a part in that enduring legacy - as Elvis Presley’s fiancée, and his last great love. For over three decades Ginger has held the truth of their relationship close to her heart. Now she shares her unique story, and while a lot has been written about the King, the Elvis we meet in this long-anticipated memoir is a revelation.
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- Alison L
- 2022-08-12
Worth the wait!
I found this book to be a wonderful, and detailed account of what being around Elvis 24 hours a day would be like. I have read many things about Elvis Presley, but none have been as detailed as this. Thankyou Ginger, for sharing your beautiful memories of your time with Elvis, with us! And it was all that more special, to hear it in your own words!!
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- Pursuing Pretty
- 2023-03-17
Must-Read for any Elvis fan!
I was so impressed by the detail that Ginger provided about Elvis’ final year. I applaud her for finally setting the story straight and opening up about her life and experiences with Elvis. It devastated me to hear of how she was treated immediately after his death and in the years that followed.
I really enjoyed hearing about her family and how they also loved Elvis and how kind and generous he was to them.
Thank you Ginger for a wonderful memoir! Even my kids loved listening along with me. We now want to plan a trip to Graceland!
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- Rev. Lori H
- 2022-12-23
A new insight into Elvis
I didn’t know about his interest in spirituality. I got to know him from the experience of a gentle storyteller.
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- Christina
- 2020-09-08
Elvis and Ginger
September, 2020
Its been 43 yrs Since Elvis died . I was so relieved to see that finally Ginger was able to have her personal side of her time with Elvis expressed. To me (for me ) out of all the trash and exaggerated information that has been told or printed about this man over the years this is the one person I wanted to hear from. Ginger's book answered many of my questions that I had for years. As much as I love Elvis's music and as an entertainer . I for one would have much preferred the human man he was. Everyone in life has there own view points and experience that they go through. Elvis was no exception to this. Everyone has there faults and bad choices in their lives. When i personally think of Elvis as the man im a little sad and angry. There were multiple people around him that were using this man (personally and professionally) as a "cash cow" for there employment and life styles they had. Finally when he met and finially fell in love with the lady that could share his personal interests and his personal self with, who wasn't looking for anything more then a genuine life and future with. Who excepted and loved then real man he was, it was all taken away in a blink of an eye. People were (and still are in many cases)so very nasty and hurtful to a woman whose only intentions were to love the man who she met and ultimately fell in love with. I personally feel Ginger and her Family were treated in the most horrible way anyone could be. As tragic as it was for Ginger to loose the man she loved.there for me is a very small cancelation that eventually she was able to find love and have the family she deserved.
Thank you Ginger for sharing your story with us.
God Bless u and Your wonderful family ....
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- Anita Petersen
- 2022-12-15
A very profound story of love found and love lost.
A very profound story of love found and love lost. I highly recommend this book. Ms Alden wrote this memoir with passion and grace. A true lady.
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- Tonya Dunlop
- 2022-12-14
This was so "Boring" & "Disgusting"
Ginger mostly talks about her family it seems than Elvis
She constantly "brags" about her gifts - rings furs clothes cars for all of her family too
There is no emotion in Ginger's Voice at all
Why would He/ Elvis do that for me?
I am so use to not having anything
I am not use to having such expensive things
I feel like a Princess
Elvis is taking me and my family to Vegas again
Does Elvis really love me?
Why does Priscilla call so much?
Why does Elvis still have photos of Linda Thompson?
Why does Linda call Elvis?
I don't think the "Guys" like me
Elvis says they would be "Jealous Of me"
Why does Elvis act so differently with the "Guys" than with me?
Why does Elvis call Linda & Priscilla to explain to me how to take care of him?
and on and on....... I had to stop in the middle of the book
I could not take no more of this whining bragging
Then her family sues ( not mentioned ) Vernon to finish the home ( Pool ) Elvis paid for..
She has nothing "Good" to say about anyone really only Larry Geller
Reported by those closest to Elvis they did not like Ginger
Vernon said in his 1978 Good Housekeeping Article
He never got to know her well
She was very quiet ( She was young )
He didn't give anything to Ginger because Elvis had given her very expensive gifts
Vernon did say they were engaged
Elvis showed his Daddy the ring
and I was excited just to see how his "Last Love" relationship went -- Then to find out too "The Guys" including Billy Smith never trusted her and SHE CALLED THE ESQUIRE OR ENQUIRER ABOUT ELVIS'S PASSING SO THEY SAID
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