MANDO DON'T ASK. THE KENNEDY CLAN - BIOGRAPHY, REPORT

Discover the fascinating and dark history of one of America's most powerful dynasties. The book "Don't Ask. The Kennedy Clan" is an insightful look into the lives of women who fell victim to men from the Kennedy family. The New York Times and Sunday Times bestseller reveals the behind-the-scenes of scandals, tragedies and impunity that accompanied this influential family.

• The dark side of the American legend
• The fate of thirteen women whose lives were destroyed
• A fascinating look at the crimes of privileged men
• A shocking exposure of abuse of power
• A report that reads like a political thriller
• A current reminder of the dangers of male lust for power

Maureen Callahan, an award-winning investigative journalist, is not afraid to ask about the dark side of the Kennedys. Her book is a story of women deceived, broken and punished for not fitting into the ideal image. The author analyzes the fate of Marilyn Monroe, Mary Jo Kopechne, Rosemary Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy, showing a recurring pattern of abuse of women in successive generations.

Don't Ask is not only a biography and report, but also a study of power, impunity and male dominance. The book reveals the dark truth hidden behind the facade of splendor and honesty, showing the Kennedy legacy as a mixture of political successes and violence. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of power and its impact on the lives of individuals.

Karolina Korwin Piotrowska writes: "The Kennedy family - surrounded by a cult, created as idols and political geniuses - this time shown in a new and not very positive light. It is a story of women who fell victim to them - deceived, broken, punished for not fitting into the ideal image. The truth is sometimes dirty, but it is worth knowing before putting a photo of JFK on the desk."

Maureen Callahan is an award-winning investigative journalist and author of the bestseller Predator. The True Story of the Most Elusive Murderer of the 21st Century. She has published in "Vanity Fair", "The New York Post" and "Daily Mail". She lives in New York.