LIFE IS FULL OF SURPRIZES: JOHN PHILLIPS n MACKENSIE ?

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It is impossible to know how much of what comes out of her mouth
is her and how much is the script.

I 'd be hard up to think of any autobiografical book to which that does not apply.

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Rushing the book makes me think that her handlers do not have
her best interests at heart, but it is too early to say for sure.

"He who woud deliberate fully before taking a step
will spend his whole life on one foot." Ancient Chinese saying

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Wait and watch, and hold on the the dollars and tears for now, I say.

I don 't need the cash that desperately.

I am pretty sure that John always felt great attraction towards his daughter, and he was right, she is beautiful and wonderful shape .
That is, the sexual attraction was always there, only that drugs did the forbidden borderline to be exceeded

“It’s been really hard to not have my sisters and my brother and my ‘wicked’ ex-stepmother, with whom I’ve been very close over the years, to have them basically say, ‘That’s it: We’re done with you,’ ” she said.
In her memoir, Phillips writes that what began as incest under pressure from her father eventually became consensual, but she has since learned through counseling and from other incest survivors that “there is no such thing as consensual incest.”

“I was sort of groomed to believe it was consensual, that I was complicit in some way, that because I didn’t scream and fight and I participated, that made me at fault,” Phillips told Vieira. “And, of course, that is the huge thing that all of us survivors suffer from, is taking a portion of the blame and guilt onto their own backs.”

Still, Phillips holds out hope that she will one day be on speaking terms with her estranged family members.
“I love my family,” she said. “I sit here with open arms hoping they’ll come back into my life.”
“Do you think they will?” Vieira asked.
“I’m an eternal optimist,” Phillips replied. “I love them; I miss them. But the other day, my 24-year-old son Shane said, ‘Mom, don’t you realize how much better our life is, in a way, without them, without the drama, without the family infighting?’ ”