Shattered

In the Eye of the Storm

De: Faye D. Resnick, Jeanne V. Bell, Dominick Dunne

Narrado por: Meredith MacRae, Dominick Dunne

A memoir by the author of Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted.

In this sensitive memoir, Faye Resnick—friend of Nicole Brown Simpson—recounts the story of how she found herself in the middle of the O. J. Simpson trial. In her attempt to defend the truth about the murder of her friend, Nicole, Resnick gets embroiled in a heart-rending situation. Faye chronicles her struggle to act on Nicole Brown's behalf, sharing her own story of loss, drug addiction, and recovery.

©1996 Faye D Resnick (P)1996 Phoenix Books, Inc.

Truth

This woman told her truth as she knew it, lived it & personally witnessed & was privy too. Despite grieving and fearing for her own life. Enjoyed the insights and personal reflections, facts & opinion. Tragedy, is all.

Interesting

If you have a curiosity about this story this is a pretty great book. It's a quick listen. Held my interest and also sounds to be a very honest.

Words from the friend of the victim

The author received a lot of criticism for publishing books about her murdered friend, and was smeared through the media and accused of seeking the limelight, being a liar, and being money hungry. Here in her own words, we get to hear the story from the close friend of the murder victim - Nicole Brown. There is some language and thoughts that are a bit dated in perspectives on racial topics, sexuality, women, and domestic violence, but this is looking through a 2021 lens regarding a book written in the 1990s, so this book would likely be considered at least the norm if not considerably "woke" about these topics in this time.

You can agree with Faye or not, but her heart appears to have been in the right place in her fight for Nicole. Faye feels very strongly that OJ Simpson is guilty of the murder and speaks of the evidence that was excluded in trial, shady behind the scene events, and how being a beloved star in the 90s was enough for the general public to think someone could never be guilty of murder.

I enjoyed her story, detailing her experience before and after the trial, the funeral, and her relationship with OJ Simpson, Nicole Brown, their friend group - including Kris Kardashian, and the media frenzy whirling around them, including the numerous people who appeared to have never known Nicole in life, but certainly claimed to be an expert on her or one of her "best friends" to catch their 15 minutes of fame after her death.

If you have an interest in the OJ Simpson trial, this one is worth a listen. You can take Faye's story with a grain of salt if you wish, but I am inclined to believe most, if not all of her story. This appears to be at minimum how she believed things were.

Voice heard but too late

Sad day Simpson walked free. Nicole Simpson knew this would happen, and Ron Goldman an innocent bystander. A not guilty verdict left me gob smacked even after many years since verdict was read.

very explanatory

Great listen. I felt it really gave a clearer picture of the behind the scenes information.

awful

absolutely the worst book ever. I'm so glad it was only three chapters. don't waste your time nor money.