Bøker av Carolyn Haynes

Television's Bewitched creator, Sol Saks, shares invaluable, sometimes mysterious behind-the-scene glimpses into writing, pitfalls, unthinkable beginnings, intimate talks with stars of Bewitched, Cary Grant, Spencer Tracy, and a host of iconic talents. Saks, a thoughtful and painfully private man, was considered the man to get the job done and worked until he was 100. But, the man no one knew was haunted by dark family secrets. With Saks' encouragement, I share his heartwarming yet subtly heartbreaking story, a few rare photographs, and my magical time with this writer of brevity. "A first-class account woven into a captivating story of one of our nation's top writers, Mr. Sol Saks. Comments from Saks, legends in the entertainment industry, and several brilliant Bewitched-actors, will forever elevate your perspective." Carolyn Jeffers, LA Times

"A MASTERFULLY CRAFTED MEMOIR, SUPERBLY WRITTEN." THE TRIBUNE In her book, Carolyn Haynes writes, "One autumn evening, surrounded by a breathtaking view of the city lights, I met an extraordinary soul that, until then, I had only read about from the writings of great poets.In The Lloyd Haynes Story, Carolyn Haynes invites us on an intimate journey of discovery. An essential historical memoir of a young man from South Bend, Indiana, best known for his starring role as Pete Dixson in the 1970s TV series Room 222. We open with a romantic meeting at Hugh Hefner's Playboy Club. Then, a shocking snapshot of the day and town of his birth, a family-owned mortuary, a mystery in the woods, Haynes involvement in the intelligence division of the marines, his compelling journey to stardom, U. S. Senate recognition, and beach-washed days spent in enchanting Coronado. An impactful romantic story you dream of having, with candid glimpses into a private sanctuary. Highly decorated Navy SEAL Frank Thornton includes his thoughts about his long-time friend, Lloyd Haynes. "With all those gorgeous women around, what made his eyes seek-out yours? Or, did you seek-out his?"--Alison Bogert