Nicole Brown Simpson

The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted

By: Faye D Reznick, Mike Walker - contributor

Narrated by: Faye D Reznick

On June 12, 1994, the lives of Nicole Brown Simspon and Ronald Goldman were violently ended. From the spectacle of the O.J. Simpson murder trial, Nicole's friend Faye Resnick attempted to capture the life of Simpson and the two women's relationship to each other. Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted offers a tragic view of a woman trapped in a violent cycle of fear and abuse.

©1994 Faye D Reznick (P)1994 Phoenix Books, Inc.

Interesting but too short

Enjoyed the book but yearned for more. It was put out extremely fast during the trail. A more lengthy book would have been better.

Nicole Diary

A inside look of how many men slept with and had Oj wanted to be a white man, abusive and looked down on all black people. We knew Kris Jenner slept with the hair dresser but Nicole did first. Nicole slept with a man Faye already been with then she slept with O.J. best friend knowing he was engaged. This book more harm than good to me.

Frinedship

Not very in informative, but an okay book.
Sorry for her loss but not very compelling.

Poorly edited/narrated

Listened to this at the 30yr anniversary. Was shocked by how poorly either the editing- or the narrating, or both were. It was as if Faye didn’t even know how to read her own words. Still a sad story- though I was expecting, and wished she shared more. Hopefully she somehow found healing in her writing.

I… I’m so confused… it’s over? On chap. 2?…

I will admit I heard about the book via a television show (guess which one lol)! So I decided to give it a go bc I had extra credits sitting in my acct… I can say from personal experience of losing my best friend… tragically… I would never put this in writing or audio… I love autobiographies and what not, learning about people’s lives and situations, but this was soooooo painfully short. I felt she should have seriously added more… what was she intending to share other than private conversations and intimate moments that do neither her nor her friend any sort of justice… she seemed to be spewing gossip & gossip it seemed to be… with the exception of the DV. RIP to Nicole and i do believe that speaking on the DV may help others struggling with DV themselves or if they have a close friend that is suffering in silence. Maybe it can help spark “a light bulb moment” for some readers/listeners of this book. I really do think this should have been taken more seriously on her part as an “author”. It lacked substance. It lacked… it just lacked!!!! I mean I’ll give two stars I guess bc I feel for her pain in losing her friend Nicole. But I did not appreciate the “college fund” at the end. Even if it was for Nicole’s children. Maybe it’s the truth, but I just kinda feel more than likely not? I’m so confused…It seemed like a farce to save face because of the gossip she spewed to the world AFTER her friends brutal murder. Which just kinda made me a bit upset. Especially bc it ended on chapter 2!!! I thought I accidentally skipped to the end of the book (I was cleaning when it abruptly ended). Well… maybe I’m just as bad for wanting to know what the fuss was about… idk you be the judge. But I’m sticking with 2 stars, and that’s bc I’m feeling generous today! (1 star for performance bc this was nothing short of gossip & a performance over someone’s tragic death!).