Anne FlowersBorn into a wealthy, political family, Anne Sharp Williams Flowers has lived a privileged but fascinating life. She grew up predominantly in the company of adults, and many of them fill our history books-like Harry Truman, who taught her how to win asnowball fight. Her grandfather was the minority whip of the United States House of Representatives and later the minority leader of the United States Senate. Her father was a successful engineer, inventor, and scientist who oversaw the electrical part of the Manhattan Project for President Roosevelt. Her mother was one of the highest paid models in Europe and America, who became a successful fashion designer and businesswoman. But this is only the background for her story. Anne married a plantation owner and well-connected attorney from a wealthy family in Mississippi. After years of marriage, she uncovered a shocking betrayal, and found herself in the longest running divorce case in Mississippi history. Learn how she winds her way through this maze of deceit, exposing injustice and corruption, and ultimately comes out both changed and victorious. Read More Read Less