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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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Publisher's Summary
"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.
In her own words Ginger details their whirlwind romance - from first kiss to his stunning proposal of marriage. She details his exploration of Eastern religions, his perception of being a "legend", his devotion to family and friends, and her attempt to know the insular group surrounding Elvis. And for the very first time she talks about the devastating end of it all, and the 50,000 mourners and reporters who descended on Graceland in 1977, exposing Ginger to the reality of living in the spotlight of a short, yet immortal, life.
Above it all, Alden rescues Elvis from the hearsay, rumors, and tabloid speculations of his final year by shedding a frank yet personal light on a very public legend. From a unique and intimate perspective, she reveals the man - complicated, romantic, fallible, and human - behind the enduring myth, a superstar worshipped by millions, and loved by Ginger Alden.
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- Fair Air Music
- 09-17-21
Top Shelf Elvis Book!
Wow. This was an incredibly special book written by Ginger. I am so glad she decided to tell her story and truth. This is a wonderful book and every Elvis fan will enjoy it. You will also learn things. Fun things, hard things, happy things, sad things. But all important things. Bc Ginger is important to Elvis’ story. I’m so glad this book is here for us to learn more about her and Elvis. I’be been a huge fan for most of my life and I learned a lot from Ginger’s book. I’m sure I will read it again and again. Thank you so much, Ginger for this amazing gift!
Emily
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- Debbie
- 02-05-15
I enjoyed this but not much is new here.
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I have been an Elvis fan since I was a small child. I remember where I was and how I felt shocked and a broken hearted to hear the news that he had passed away. As the years since then have passed I have read everything I could get my hands on about The King.
In this book I did not find anything enlightening or new to anything I have read before.
I dont feel that Ginger was the love of Elvis' life but I did appreciate her account of their life together. She read well and there is an honest feel about her side of the story.
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- Sandy Charlena Sullins
- 10-17-14
FINALLY THE TRUTH ABOUT ELVIS AND GINGER! LOVE IT!
What did you love best about Elvis and Ginger?
I loved it all! Great Read! It was told with much honesty and depth and I believe Ginger not others who were not there but act like they were or others who were there but not behind closed doors with Elvis and Ginger.
What did you like best about this story?
The entire story from start to finish. It was a very poignant and tragic love story. I felt as though I was in the room with Ginger and Elvis.
What about Ginger Alden’s performance did you like?
She spoke clearly and precise and very heartfelt filled with much emotion in every word spoken.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
It made me laugh and cry as I felt for Ginger and Elvis and their great love in their relationship.
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I would highly recommend this to anyone who loved Elvis to fully understand for once what really happened the last 9 months of his life and to understand Ginger and how she loved him in trying to help him and not leave him like others did. It spoke volumes of Ginger's character and I have nothing but the highest respect for this woman who was Elvis's fiancee and the last person to see him alive.
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- Rose Szablewski
- 10-22-21
awesome for Elvis fans
Loved this book. Done very well
Loved that it was narrated by the author. Thumbs up
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- Anonymous User
- 07-18-20
Excellent
I feel I finally know the truth now, God bless you Ginger and may Elvis Rest with God
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- Marla Shirley
- 06-10-18
The best Elvis book!
Ginger paints a picture of life with Elvis like nobody else! Her words are so real and true, that nobody has ever been able to contradict them or refute them. She would have been his wife had he lived. Her fairytale 9 months with him were ended without warning one afternoon on August 16 1977. God bless you Ginger, they all know what the real truth is, they just won't admit it.
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- Gracey
- 09-25-14
Jealous of Linda and Priscilla
This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
If you haven't read many Elvis' books, you might just believe the lies Ginger wrote in her book.
What could Ginger Alden have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Ginger clearly talked about her marriage plans with Elvis in great details, yet it seems like it was her only wishful thinking. I don't believe Elvis wanted to really marry her. Elvis gave diamond rings to many people and I believe Ginger exaggerated a lot.
How did the narrator detract from the book?
She detracted from reality. Elvis never announced her engagement to her publicly!
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Ginger talked a lot about Linda--which clearly showed how jealous she was with Linda. Linda was someone really special to Elvis after Priscilla. Ginger tried very hard to convince her reader that Elvis was serious with her. She used Elvis to give money to her parents and she had nerves to mention more than once that Linda was a high maintenance girl. This a girl who didn't have any guilt making Elvis pay for her parents' house mortgage! I do not like Ginger at all and I regret buying this book. Waste of my $
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- Stephanie Cook
- 10-05-21
Great Love Story
Seems Elvis had his demons he battled, but I do think he was sincere in the time and attention that he gave to others according to Ginger.
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- Mary Moeley
- 08-12-21
Broken Hearted Girl
Ginger and Elvis, very heartfelt story. Honest, loving, and I believe Ginger is a good, honest girl, who was placed in a very overwhelming emotional spin of extremes, love romance, and then, ultimately, the death of the King, Elvis, who met the King, Jesus Christ, whom he loved deeply, and dedicated his Gospel 🎵 Music for, the Gates of Heaven swung open wide.... Amazon Grace!!!!
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- Anonymous User
- 08-02-21
TOUCHING AND HEARTBREAKING!!!!!
Loved it. Told with honest love and respect. Thankyou for letting the world in on such a personal journey of happiness and heartbreak.
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- Mrs Kelly Sumal
- 07-05-22
Fascinating heart tugging insight
I couldn’t stop listening. Such a heartfelt account of the last few years of his life-lots of fascinating details! Listen to it, you won’t be disappointed
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- M Haylock
- 04-09-22
Exceptional
Truly mesmerising, great detail in every aspect. Didn't want it to end. A real honest Love Story.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-17-22
Good to hear the true story
it's good to hear the true story, the love they shared truly amazing and shame on a lot of others!!!
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- Michele Lewis
- 03-02-22
Enlightening story
I didn’t know anything about Ginger and listening to this book, I truly believe she loved Elvis and had his best interest at heart, which was obviously not the intention of a lot of people around him at the time! He was obviously an amazing man who was generous to the core! Thank you for sharing Ginger 😍
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- karlos trainer
- 04-27-21
FANTASTIC
loved this read.Ginger reads it perfectly.Kinda felt sorry for Elvis after listening to this.
Well with a listen, especially if your a fan of Elvis like myself.
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- mandie
- 04-13-21
brilliant book.could really feel her words
absolutely loved it .
I really felt for her .and believe every word .you could really feel her words
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- MidnightRambler
- 10-30-20
So Ginger calls her friend and her mom before checking where Elvis was when she wakes up..
Being a life long Elvis fan and read nearly every book about him, some things in this book just don’t add up, and was Elvis really a healer who could move objects using his mind .. according to Ginger he could.
“Ginger he hasn’t gone any where he’s just on a plane right now” someone whispered to Ginger just before Elvis funeral..
Also a shame that Gingers family sued EP Enterprises after Elvis death trying to get money from Elvis. They lost obviously.
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- Mr. J. Gibson
- 10-22-20
Great insight, if at times somewhat far fetched
For a girl of 19 going on 20 in 1977 you can certainly give her the benefit of the doubt down to immaturity. There some wild claims which I won’t spoil and nothing ever gets salacious. But just bear in mind that her own absolutions towards herself afterward sound more like wishful thinking in hindsight.
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- Richard Alan Lockwood
- 10-11-20
Another emotional roller coaster
Ginger speaks honestly about her dream and sometimes nightmare life with Elvis. a great insight to a puzzled but incredible man
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- Ellese
- 09-30-20
Enlightening
What a truly inspirational book written by Ginger into the depths of her time with Elvis - both good and bad - which make for fascinating listening. The numerological & spiritual experiences have inspired my own lust for learning about numerology too! Overall a wonderful & truly emotional experience. This is not just a book, this is an emotional insight into Elvis’ most personal moments.
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- julierburnett
- 07-01-22
Uninspiring narrative badly narrated
This is a poorly written story about a narcissist and fan. Ginger narrates it tonelessly so it becomes an endless monologue. Elvis is an abusive, spoilt drug addiction and Ginger portrays herself as sickeningly naive.
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- S Langford
- 04-27-22
I no longer like Elvis Presley.
Ginger Alden isn’t a particularly engaging narrator; the cadence and tone of her voice isn’t appealing when a listener is required to commit hours of listening.
As for the story - I found it difficult to like Elvis after listening to Ginger’s account of her life with Elvis.
He came across as an uneducated, misogynistic, sexist, violent man who groomed very young women to fit into his life according to his desires, wants and needs. No woman deserves the controlling, emotionally manipulative, physically violent life EP offered. His generosity appeared more about control than it did about generosity.
Elvis’ death was tragic and his life was sadly short but this may have been the bullet that Ginger Alden dodged both figuratively and literally.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-16-21
Brilliantly written.
Loved hearing the inside story of EPs last few months.
A definite narcissistic, manipulative man.
Thinking he could 'buy' peoples love.
Sad for him.
This is why he went straight for young women he could potentially 'mould'.
My heart weeped for Ginger as young and impressionable woman who fell for him.
I'm more than sure that as she grew into 'herself', she knew, looking back, what her relationship with him was all about.
Lasting Impression? Elvis was a spoilt brat from birth. Although he had little? He was given everything. Especially from his mother.
He treated people with such disrespect but thought his 'generosity' would keep their loyalty and respect.
Nup. Doesn't work that way ol mate.
Too little, too late.
RIP though.. you legend.
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- christopher
- 04-29-19
Elvis & Ginger
The author comes across as honest & sincere. The facts tie in with other independent sources. I got the best insight into the real Elvis Presley during the last nine months of his life, from this book The book answers all of the questions fans have had since Elvis left us. You really feel like you’re sharing the experience with Ginger. This book leaves a lasting impression.