Elizabeth Taylor began writing this book after learning about the tragic death of Michael Jackson, whom she considered not just a friend, but an adopted son and from whom she had no secrets: he remained her best interlocutor even after death, she could tell him everything without hiding, crying, sharing joy, remembering the past, telling the deepest women's secrets - after all, “over the years you begin to regret not so much the sins you have committed, but the ones you haven’t committed...” Everything in Elizabeth Taylor’s life was EXCELLENT - a stellar career with four years, worldwide fame as the “Queen of Hollywood”, “the new Cleopatra”, the first beauty of the era with magical (one in a billion!) violet eyes, three Oscars, eight marriages (two of them with Richard Burton), the first contract in Hollywood a million dollars, the most expensive (sold for 200 million) collection of diamonds... And also more than 30 serious operations, a spinal fracture, a heart attack, skin cancer, a brain tumor the size of a tennis ball, alcohol and drugs. “I am a wonderful example of what a woman can go through and still survive,” admits Elizabeth Taylor in her sensational book, where she spoke very frankly about all the passions and sins, sorrows and joys, roles and husbands and which she dedicated “To the Memory of my son Michael Jackson."