When we think of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, we often do so through the lens of her two marriages. One ended suddenly, on a sunny, curving Texas street in 1963; the other began five years later, on a rainy day on an island off the coast of Greece. This book zeroes in on the colorful, adventurous, but also painful period bookended by those marriage and those men; a period when she was alone and adjusting, struggling but also emerging, chrysalis-like, into a new women-arguably, and without her consent or desire, the most famous woman in the world. Book jacket.