Saving Milly

“One of those uncommon books that manages to ennoble its author and its reader alike.”–The Wall Street Journal“A TRULY COMPELLING READ … AN INTENSELY PERSONAL MEMOIR … There is only one Milly. And from what I learned in her husband’s splendid book, she is a treasure.”–National Review“HONEST AND WISE … A love story that, without mushiness, plumbs the meaning of marriage … A tender tell-all that grabs one by the throat from the first paragraph to the last.”–The Oregonian“ONE OF THOSE BOOKS YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO READ… . It is a moving testimonial to a brave woman… . It’s a beautiful book. Do yourself a favor and read it.”–Wisconsin State Journal“WARM, LOVING, TENDER … IMPOSSIBLE TO PUT DOWN.”–LARRY KING, USA Today“POWERFUL, UNVARNISHED, HEARTRENDING.”–Chicago Tribune

Morton Kondracke served as the executive editor and columnist for the Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call and was the Washington bureau chief of Newsweek and a senior editor of The New Republic. He was a regular commentator on the Fox News Channel, a panelist on The McLaughlin Group, a cohost of The Beltway Boys, and a columnist for the Wall Street Journal. He conducted the Kemp Oral History Project and held the Jack Kemp Chair in Political Economy at the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress. He contributes a blog, Pennsylvania Avenue, for Roll Call. His book Saving Milly was a New York Times bestseller.