Kelly Preston Unscripted: John Travolta's "Hopelessly Devoted" Wife..EXPOSED! Paperback – September 27, 2015

This new book REVEALS ALL! I agree with the previous review this book is one of Robert Randolph best work, full of details, names and events. Kelly clearly sold her soul to the devil and is paying the price .It's amazing how there are people on this earth that are all about themselves at any cost. Unfortunately there are many. People like that are the weak that's why their in the cult so easy to manipulate . And look at the cost she is a bad mother drunk, druggie and loves attention and sleeps around.Kelly can have her scientology people twist the story around all they want. The truth always comes out. But she has to live with the person she is. And obviously she doesn't like the person she is .instead of trying to be a better person and mom . She continues to have this cult control her life. ALL FOR WHAT I ASK! As a woman and mother it's hard for me to feel sorry for her I have no respect for her . I feel real sorry for her daughter and adopted son. She needs to wake up. She needs to get out come back to earth. Redeem herself be a good mom and human being. It's amazing all that she went thru and continues to go thru being involved in Scientology nothing good I might add but yet she is still there. Don't get it. Guess all the drugs and alcohol fried whatever brain she had left. DON'T TAKE MY WORD FOR IT. PICK UP YOUR COPY TODAY SEE FOR YOURSELF.

First of all, Mr. Randolph needs a better editor, to correct punctuation and grammar. The book is also written with short, concise, unrelated chapters, and I am more used to books that tell a story with a consistent timeframe. I guess whether or not you like that kind of writing is up to the individual reader. However, that being said, the book was very interesting, named names, and had supporting documentation in the appendix. It was interesting enough that I am giving it 5 stars and will most likely purchase his other books. I would really like one that exposes Scientology... but I guess that's a hard nut to crack.

I was expecting more from this book and if you read the reviews you really don't need to buy the book & it doesn't come in Kindle format to the best of my knowledge.Kelly doesn't come across as the nicest person but really when you pull back the covers on anyone, it's hard for any of us to look good.She seems to have traded happiness for fame if the book is to be believed which I suppose is quite sad but each to their own.

I bought this book only because I could not get a kindle version of Leah Remini's book "Troublemaker", so had to send away for the hard copy and thought I might as well get this book at the same time to save on postage to New Zealand. I absolutely loved Leah's book, a masterpiece. I am sorry to say this book about Kelly Preston was awful. The author obviously has a gigantic hate for the Travolta's and this comes across as vindictive and distasteful, and certainly not very believable, as well as being terribly written. I read it to the last page and then had much pleasure in throwing it in the rubbish, as I certainly would not pass it on to someone else. To the author I will say "Get a life, give up writing and stick to something you can do well".

I really appreciate the honesty of this author. I am tired of celebrity entitlement! We all need accountability! Keep these books coming!

I have read all of Robert Randolph's books. And this was one of the best! Shocking revelations all true as verified by polygraph. It seems she has just as many secrets as he. I couldn't put it down and read it completely in just a few hours. I just had to turn the next page. This book is a must read !!! A+

Many of the stories have been around for years but I feel like this book fills in a lot of blanks and helps makes sense of ot all. If your a fan or just interested in how "the other half" lives, this is a fun read!

The book is the worst piece of trash. I read celebrity Biographys all the time and it's obvious this stuff is made up. This guy has it out for Kelly Preston and in reality I think this guy is a total whack job.

The emails and documentation backing up this book (see index) give power to what the author is alleging. I did not know about the Kirstie Alley link, nor about her double life, although John's is fairly well documented by The National Enquirer, and has been for decades. It was interesting to read, but the book is unedited although not to any great detriment; it reads well enough. The author clearly has a bit of a vendetta against the Travoltas because of their double lives and 'mistreatment' of their children for their 'agenda' of keeping all this information from the public. The most telling thing is that, for such high profile Scientologists, whose 'religion' is so anti-gay, both parties have multiple same-sex partners and seem to think nothing of the stark irony. I can see why Kelly would have to hide her lifestyle, which is the real pity here, especially in this day and age. Plenty more people throughout history have led similarly secret lifestyles, particularly the British Royal Family and others in their circles. I would recommend this book, though you have to bear in mind that the author doesn't appear to have any compassion, even though he expects it from his subjects. A very revealing read. I'm glad I read it.

Worst book I have ever read. Tells nothing its just a load of nonsense .

Nothing but gossip and surmise and re-production of e-mails received by this author as evidence. The authors of the e-mails could have been anyone, people bearing a grudge, whatever, this book is nasty and with absolutely no grounding in any truth whatsoever. Very disappointing read.

Excellent book - could not put it down.

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