ELVIS IN TWILIGHT OF MEMORY by June Juanico UNCORRECTED PROOF COPY VERY RARE

In 1955, the teenage June Juanico was persuaded by a friend to go and see an up-and-coming singer called Elvis Presley perform in Biloxi, Mississippi. June soon caught his eye, but after one wonderful evening together, a combination of bad luck and the demands of Elvis's touring conspired to keep them apart until May 1956, when they met up again. It was the start of an idyllic summer together, during which June fell in love, toured with Elvis in Florida and had to come to terms with dating the hottest property around.

This is an extremely rare publisher, uncorrected proof copy. This kind of book rarely comes on the market.




Condition: used, binding tight, no missing pages
£45 + p&p



ELVIS - WHAT HAPPENED? £20

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