Now in paper--the inside story of two dozen of the greatest love stories of our times, each accompanied by a striking black and white photo of the couple--the perfect Valentine's Day or Mother's Day gift There are more kinds of love than anyone-even poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning-could count. Here are two dozen great loves from across the spectrum: some married, some not; some lasting, some not. Here are the stories of Edith and Woodrow Wilson, for whom love was her path to power...Edward VII and Wallis Warfield Simpson, for whom love meant his giving up the throne. Here are Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock, whose love kept him sane...and Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, whose love arguably drove her crazy. Here are Christopher and Dana Reeve, whose love inspired him to live...and Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, whose love meant certain death.

Author Biography

Paul Aron is an award-winning reporter for the Virginia Gazette. He has won both the Virginia Press Association and Chesapeake Publishing prizes for news and feature writing. He is a former book editor and the author of two previous books.