
Jaw-Dropping Fun Facts About Universal Family Secrets, Scandals, Deceptions, and Deathbed Confessions
Whispers from the Will, Real Last Words, Hidden Truths, and the Wild Stuff Families Take to the Grave
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Fun Facts, Whispers from the Will, Real Last Words, Hidden Truths, and the Wild Stuff Families Take to the Grave Every family has a vault-some keep heirlooms, others keep secrets, and a few keep both buried in the same plot. This book is a shovel. It digs through the polished surface of family lore to reveal the real, the absurd, the criminally under-shared, and the deliciously inappropriate. It's a buffet of strange inheritances, deathbed confessions, eyebrow-raising eulogies, and secrets so juicy Aunt Mabel would rise from the grave to slap your hand for reading. From fake funerals staged to...
Fun Facts, Whispers from the Will, Real Last Words, Hidden Truths, and the Wild Stuff Families Take to the Grave Every family has a vault-some keep heirlooms, others keep secrets, and a few keep both buried in the same plot. This book is a shovel. It digs through the polished surface of family lore to reveal the real, the absurd, the criminally under-shared, and the deliciously inappropriate. It's a buffet of strange inheritances, deathbed confessions, eyebrow-raising eulogies, and secrets so juicy Aunt Mabel would rise from the grave to slap your hand for reading. From fake funerals staged to dodge debt collectors to real last words that sound like punchlines, this is not your average Sunday dinner conversation. Witty, unfiltered, and sometimes uncomfortably close to home, this collection is a celebration of what families really leave behind: drama, truth, and the occasional taxidermized parrot named Judge Judy. Buy a copy now. Because skeletons belong out of the closet-preferably with cocktails and commentary. Be prepared to:Laugh, cringe, and gasp through tales that prove truth really is stranger than fiction. Discover what Grandpa really meant in that weirdly specific will clause. Gain new respect for the art of family denial (and strategic amnesia).