Written by Dorothy's good friend Johnny Tudor, this fascinating first biography of a Welsh singing phenomenon is an unprecedented insight into the glitz and glamour of 1940s and '50s Hollywood.
A captivating biography of Dorothy Squires, the Welsh singing sensation who conquered the world, only to face personal and professional turmoil.
From a humble beginning in a South Wales tin works, Dorothy Squires dreamt of stardom. Escaping to London, she found fame with songwriter Billy Reid, but her life took a dramatic turn when she fell for the younger Roger Moore. This biography, penned by Johnny Tudor, unveils the glitz of 1940s Hollywood and Dorothy's triumphant comeback.
Discover the story of a talented woman whose relentless ambition and turbulent relationships shaped her extraordinary life. Was she a victim of circumstance, or the architect of her own downfall? This book offers an unprecedented insight into a complex character, exploring themes of:
- Fame and fortune
- Love and loss
- Resilience in the face of adversity
Perfect for readers interested in biographies of singers, British showbiz history, and the golden age of Hollywood. What drove Dorothy Squires to such heights, and what ultimately led to her tragic end?
