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I found it a bit disappointing. It was ghost written and the chronology is clearly awry in places, which made me suspect some of the facts were too. That said, she lived an interesting life and was well placed in the 60s. The best bits, for me, were the insights of events that don't often get written about, such as the trip to San Francisco with George and Derek Taylor in 67.

I stopped reading it when she got to the split from George. I don't particularly care about Clapton's life, and I wouldn't have read it at all if she wasn't a Beatle wife.