Jack Firestone - Chasing Diana: Perception vs. Reality

THE COMMONERS HAVE SPOKEN THE VERDICT IS IN! HIGH PRAISE FOR CHASING DIANA Gripping, Fast-Paced, I Didnt Want It To End! A Must Read! Wendy Barkers Book Review (Seattle, WA) A page-turner from start to finish, the story is fast-paced, filled with intrigue and action. I loved the ending, which keeps readers on the tips of their toes!Happy to Recommend! Molly Martin, Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI)
Chasing Diana is a fast-paced thriller sure to grab reader interest from the outset and hold it fast Characters are colorful, varied and nicely detailed. Settings are fully developed, dialogue is gritty and hard hitting, the storyline is compelling. Danger, intrigue and deceit abound on the pages of this spell-binding work filled with excitement, wit and gripping situations.This Would Make A Great Movie! Fabulous! Jodi Dorn (Alberta, Canada)
This book is the whole package: smart, entertaining and respectful. Once I started reading, I missed lunch and a nap just to finish it! The passion and fabulous energy behind the words are palpable. Thank you, Robin and Jack Firestone, for sharing your story with the world!Written Brilliantly! Rhonda Swan (San Diego, CA)
Chasing Diana is written brilliantly, as each event played out vividly in my mind.

I read the story in two hours I couldnt put it down.Breathless! Verified Amazon Purchase, 5 stars James Napoleon (CT)
To read the Firestones raw-edged inspired-by-the-truth story is like being shot out of a cannon. You will be breathless and bruised, reliving this tragedy of a generation so close and so personal, as the Firestones embark on a 1990s vacation, hijacked by volatile forces out of control. Keep an open mind and stay with the churn of events, though it will at times break your heart. The Goodrich family survives a media feeding frenzy and the bizarre designs of some very desperate players. A truly original take on an event that will haunt us all for decades.Reminiscent of Oliver Stones JFK Justin Paprocki, The Island Packet, book reviewer (Hilton Head Island, SC)
Chasing Diana is reminiscent of Oliver Stones JFK which took the Kennedy assassination and added intrigue and conspiracy theory into a narrative telling of a lawyer trying to solve the presidents death. Chasing Diana spins murderous paparazzi and crooked cops into its tale. Inspired by Our True Story Written by American Eyewitnesses Jack Firestone & Robin Firestone _________________ SPECIAL EDITION Includes Tunnel Vision by Jack Firestone
NEWLY FORMATTED AND REVISED 2017 This screenplay novel is historical fiction.

The central event of Princess Dianas death is factual, as are the names Dodi Al Fayed, Trevor Rees-Jones and Henri Paul. All other characters, names, places, dates and incidents are the products of the authors imaginations, or are used fictitiously. Copyright 2008 by Jack Firestone and Robin Firestone Copyright 2012, 2015, 2017 by the Firestone Living Trust All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof, in any form whatsoever. For information, you may email inquiries to jackfirestone55@gmail.com and type CHASING DIANA BOOK in the subject heading. Registered with the WGA West and the U.S. Copyright office.

The sale of this book without its cover is unauthorized. If you purchased this book without a cover, you should be aware that it was reported to the publisher as unsold and destroyed. In that event, neither the authors nor the publisher have received payment for the sale of this stripped book. ISBN: 978-0-692-86774-7 (paperback print edition) ISBN: 978-0-692-89797-3 (e-book edition) Printed in the U.S.A. by Lightning Source Inc. [an INGRAM company].
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Inc. Table of Contents Front CoverCopyrightCast of Major CharactersAuthors Notes
Introduction by Robin FirestoneAuthors Notes
Introduction by Jack FirestoneScreenplay JargonCrash Site Roadway MapCHASING DIANA (Perception) PROLOGUE August 1998
New York & ParisACT I August 1997
New York & London & ParisACT II August / September 1997
ParisACT III September 1997
New YorkEPILOGUE August 1998
Paris & New YorkTunnel Vision A Personal Journal (Reality)
by Jack Firestone, exclusively released for this 2017 EditionAfterwordBack Cover Cast of Major Characters Rhonda Goodrich wife, mother, former actress James Goodrich husband, father, actor Ben Goodrich their crime-busting son David Goodrich Jamess brother, talent agent Suzy Q Davids receptionist, his girlfriend Jessica wife, mother, irksome neighbor Norman husband, father, annoying neighbor Chloe their sweet daughter, Bens close friend Scott their bothersome son Monsieur Laurent husband, father, former disgraced French police officer Monique wife, mother, mysterious espionage undercover spy Jacques their second eldest son, paparazzo Rmy their youngest son, reckless taxi driver Pierre their oldest son, limousine driver Gerard Barbette Brigade Criminelle Capitaine de Police Interpreter Brigade Criminelle employee Inspecteur Marie Tiessart Brigade Criminelle police officer Ken Jarrett CNN Paris bigshot Richard Zimbalist CNN Paris employee, bodyguard Bob Feldman CNN Paris senior producer Walter Rodgers CNN Paris senior reporter Mindy Stevens CNN Washington, D.C. segment producer Judy Lyons CNN New York City segment producer Andrew GatesTime magazine reporter Concierge Htel Vrit employee Desk Clerk Ritz Hotel employee Interpol Agent Paris division Officer Le Baron Paris division Englishman With Derby wealthy rogue Steve Bernhardt former actor, celebrity TV news host, movie producer Photo Shop Employee teenage entrepreneur Jeff Smith TV news producer Bruno restaurateur Princess DianaDodi Al FayedHenri PaulTrevor Rees-Jones PRINCE HARRY, APRIL 2017 I can safely say that losing my mum at the age of 12, and therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years, has had quite a serious effect on not only my personal life but my work as well my way of dealing with it was sticking my head in the sand, refusing to ever think about my mum, because why would that help? _______________ PRINCE WILLIAM, APRIL 2017 The shock is the biggest thing, and I still feel it 20 years later about my mother. People think shock cant last that long, but it does. Its such an unbelievably big moment in your life and it never leaves you, you just learn to deal with it.