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On 3/8 Leaving a Mark wrote: This book was different from what I originally expected. I was thinking that it would be a lot of anecdotes about the life and death of Elvis that only those closest to him knew about. There was a great deal about the still mysterious death of Elvis, but not as many behind-the-scene anecdotes about his ... The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M.D.
On 3/5 Catherine Lorin wrote: A compilation of Elvis Presley’s last decade told by his good friend and the same time physician for ten years, Dr. Nick Nichopoulos. I didn’t witness Elvis Presley’s stardom since I was born late, but like everyone else, I was not spared from the legend’s fame.In this book, Dr. Nick tells the ... The King and Dr. Nick (What Really Happened to Elvis and Me) by Dr. George Nichopoulos, M.D.
On 2/26 Janet Morris Grimes wrote: This book highlights the story behind the death of Elvis Presley, some twenty plus years ago. Though many books came before it, none offer the viewpoint from the Doctor himself who was faced with the task of keeping one of his best friends, also the biggest megastar at that time, healthy enough to meet ... The King and Dr. Nick: What Really Happened to Elvis and Me
On 2/25 Soumyaranjan Dash wrote: "The King and Dr. Nick: What Really Happened to Elvis and Me" by George Nichopoulos is all about the truth behind Elvis's death as revealed by the doctor who spent eleven years as "the King's" personal physician, father-figure, and confidant, "Dr. Nick."Dr. Nichopoulos, also famously known as Dr. Nick, ... Book Review of "The King and Dr. Nick: What Really Happened to Elvis and Me" by George Nichopoulos
On 2/23 Brandee Holland wrote: The King And Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M. D. The King and Dr. Nick was written by the doctor who cared for Elvis Presley during the busy, turbulent years that were ultimately the last decade of his life. In this book the reader is given an account of the relations Dr. Nichopoulos, called Dr. Nick, ... The King And Dr. Nick
On 2/20 Siddharth Agarwal wrote: Elvis Presley's electrifying music and euphoric dance earned him the title of "The King of Rock and Roll". Elvis Presley's legendary life had an equally mysterious end. This book, written by Elvis' doctor George Nichopoulos, gives, perhaps, the best insight in the King's life during the eleven years ... The King and Dr. Nick By Dr. George Nichopoulos
On 2/19 Erica Hauk wrote: This book spans the years Dr. Nick spent as Elvis’s personal doctor and the years after Elvis’s death. It shows the depth of Elvis’s personality, more than just his public persona, the man behind the King of Rock ‘N Roll. It depicts how Dr. Nick fought to clear his own name and Elvis’s from ... Book Review-The King and Dr. Nick, by George Nichopoulos, M.D. with Rose Clayton Phillips
On 2/18 Maureen Lefebvre wrote: Stories are plentiful when it comes to "The King of Rock and Roll", Elvis Presley. Some are written for money, some for the love of the man himself and some to set the record straight. "The King and Dr. Nick" is a first-hand account of Dr. George Nichopoulos's 10 year relationship with Presley as his ... The music never fades
On 2/16 Marilyn Lewis wrote: Regardless of what side of the fence you fall on when it comes to the controversy surrounding Elvis Presley's death,you will enjoy reading "The King and Dr.Nick" because George Nichopoulos goes out of his way to give the reader a glimpse of Elvis the man,the way his fans didn't know him.He paints him ... Two Thumbs Up For Dr.Nick
On 2/16 Elmer Boutin wrote: I wanted to read this book because my wife is a very devoted fan of Elvis and after visiting Graceland last year I have to admit I'm rather intrigued by the man myself. This volume, by the man who was Elvis' personal physician for ten years, did not disappoint my curiosity to learn a bit more about the ... Book Review: "The King And Dr.Nick" by George Nichopoulos, M.D.
On 2/15 Carolyn Russell wrote: This book was provided for free by Thomas Nelson, and when I chose this book from the website as an afterthought, my expectations were really low. I figured that everyone already knew how Elvis died, and this book was just going to be some rambling by his doctor about what Elvis was like when he was ... Very relevant to current events right now!
On 2/13 lata agarwal wrote: The book is awesome reading. It's a firsthand account from Dr. Nick, who was Elvis Presley's doctor for ten years. He tells his side of the story - about the sudden death of Elvis- The King of Rock n Roll. I think the story was quite enlightening, and gives a vivid description of the life of Elvis, through ... What really happened to Elvis- Book Review
On 2/11 Miki Baxter wrote: This book is a firsthand account from Dr. Nick, who was Elvis Presley's doctor for ten years. He's finally sharing his side of the story and about the controversial aftermath of Elvis' death. I found Dr. Nick to be sincere throughout the book, forthcoming about dealing with a celebrity but a bit naive ... Review: The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M.D.
On 2/11 Susan Beckman wrote: THE KING AND DR. NICKWhat Really Happened to Elivis and MeBy George Nichopoulos, M.D.With Rose Clayton PhillipsHaving grown up in the 1960s and 1970s, I was a fan of Elvis. I remember when he passed away and how the television was inundated with news media covering his death and the cause of his death. ... THE KING AND DR. NICK What Really Happened to Elivis and Me
On 2/10 Tanya Grooms wrote: I am an avid fan of Elvis and find it hard to believe that I was alive when he was although it was a short 5 years. I have read alot about Elvis and his life and have come to the conclusion that each of the people who have written a book have done so for either a personal gain or really wanted to tell ... Interesting.....
On 2/6 Carla Selis wrote: The first part of the book describes many celebrity "scenes" which dissolved any false hope that I had about Elvis' faith or lifestyle. The description the doctor gave caused me to think that Elvis was a very sad, troubled man. It was as though he had never grown up and was plagued with addictive ... The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M.D.
On 2/4 Jennifer Brown wrote: BlogCatalog My Photos Followers Subscribe to Me Posts Atom Posts All Comments Atom All Comments Deals hit counter By: Twitter Buttons Thursday, February 4, 2010 Book Review I review book for the company now called BookSneeze. The book I reviewed ... Book Review
On 2/2 Alex Sofet wrote: I just finished reading “The King and Dr. Nick” and overall thought it was ok. Dr. Nick was Elvis’s doctor and he was watching over Elvis’s health for his last 10 years. You get to see the side of Elvis that only family members and close friends see. Overall I was not wowed by ... The King and Dr. Nick
On 2/1 Freda Mans wrote: Book Description:The truth about Elvis’s death from the doctor who spent eleven years as “the King’s” personal physician, father-figure, and confidant—"Dr. Nick."Dr. Nichopoulos spent a decade with Elvis on the road and at Graceland, trying to maintain the precarious health of one of the world’s ... The King and Dr. Nick - George Nichopoulos M.D.
On 2/1 Michelle Sarra wrote: A book about friendship, spiritual strength, and the last moments of the life of a man whose private life was made public. Filled with pictures and true accounts it shows a behind the curtain look at the price of fame and the value of redemption. written from the personal physician of "The King" . ... Book Review and Life
On 2/1 James Williams wrote: I don't normally write these sort of posts but I was asked by Thomas Nelson Publishers to review this new book about Elvis Presley's personal physician, Nick Nichopoulous on my blog. I've never been an Elvis fan but found this quick read somewhat fascinating. I always thought Dr. Nick was actually, in ... The King and Dr. Nick
On 2/1 Beverly Nault wrote: Dr. Nick opens his story on the day of Elvis' death, and I was struck immediately by the similarity of the events to Michael Jackson's passing. I peeked, and sure enough the epilogue includes Dr. Nick's own observations of how the two celebrities' deaths were alike. Both were shrouded in disbelief and ... Booksneeze
On 1/31 Jonnie Hartling wrote: The King and Dr. Nick is the story of Dr. George Nichopoulos' (Dr Nick) relationship with Elvis Presley. He was Elvis' doctor for the 10 years leading up to the death of the music superstar. The book gives a peek into the personal life of Elvis that only those closest to him have seen. ... The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M.D. Review
On 1/31 Victoria Burke wrote: The King and Dr Nick: What really Happened to Elvis and me by George Nichopoulos Product Description The truth about Elvis's death from the doctor who spent eleven years as "the King's" personal physician, father-figure, and confidant - "Dr. ... The King and Dr Nick: What really Happened to Elvis and me by George Nichopoulos
On 1/30 Mike Brandes wrote: If you are anything like me, and you weren’t alive when Elvis was at his zenith of popularity, or even have an interest in his life and fame beyond a few snappy phrases, and a collection of songs that can be sung in a karaoke, then this book is not for you. Yes, it is entertaining, and enjoyable to ... The King and Dr. Nick.
On 1/29 Molly Wilson wrote: I review books for a company called Booksneeze and they have just sent me a complimentary copy of, 'THE KING AND DR. NICK What Really Happened To Elvis and Me.' The book was written by George Nichopoulos, M.D. and Rose Clayton Phillips and is one of those that once you start reading it you don't want ... How Did Elvis Die?
On 1/29 Justin Farley wrote: I would not recommend Dr. George Nichopoulous' "The King and Dr. Nick: What Really Happened to Elvis and Me." I was fortunate enough to be provided a copy in a special pre-release directly from Thomas Nelson for review purposes. If still interested, you can purchase a copy for under $17 at Amazon.com ... Elvis
On 1/29 Marian Perera wrote: My mother was a great fan of Elvis Presley, and to this day I can't hear his name - let alone his music - without remembering her. Her favorite book about him was written by his ex-wife Priscilla. That memoir didn't really appeal to me, but I noticed another one from the point of view of Elvis's personal ... The King and Dr. Nick, by George Nichopoulos
On 1/28 Mary Crocco wrote: The King and Dr. Nick, by George Nichopoulos Is this the way it was? In today’s media frenzy about celebrities, we all know there is more than one story uncovered in every celebrity death. The question the public is still obsessed over is; did Elvis Presley die of a drug overdose? Dr. Nick, George ... The King and Dr. Nick
On 1/27 Laura Navarro wrote: The King and Dr. Nick: What Really Happened to Elvis and Me by Dr. George Nichopoulos is my latest BookSneeze pick. This book is written by the man who was the main personal physician for Elvis the last 10 years of his life. He provides details of the day Elvis died, describes what daily life was like ... Review: The King and Dr. Nick
On 1/26 Michelle Fruscione wrote: The King and Dr. Nick is an excellent peek at the life and death of Elvis Presley. Dr. Nichopoulos recalls his time spent with Elvis, from the day they met all the way until his tragic death. His narration of the sequence of events makes you feel both love and pain, as the truth behind Elvis's death ... Book Review: The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M.D.
On 1/25 Geni White wrote: The King and Dr. Nick, What really happened to Elvis and Me George Nichopoulos, M.D. with Rose Clayton Phillips ISBN 978-1-59555-171-9 Thomas Nelson Publishers, 2009 Hdbk, 270 pp, plus photos Media personnel, knowing controversy improves their ratings, are more often interested in sensationalism than ... The Truth Not as the Media Said
On 1/20 Meghan Tooker wrote: Having been made to believe Elvis died of a drug overdose by “ the hands of those around him”, I was very interested in hearing the doctors’ side of the story. In today’s world, you are constantly hearing about a different celebrity overdosing on some drug- be it Heath Ledger or Michael Jackson. ... The King
On 1/18 Bridget Hopper wrote: Elvis been an important figure in so many people's lives. The King was loved by millions and now Dr. Nick, who spent ten years with Elvis, has made the story available to fans everywhere. After Elvis's death, Dr. Nick had threats made to his safety and his reputation was ruined. Dr. Nick tells all ... The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M.D.
On 1/18 Peter Owens wrote: “The King and Dr. Nick,” the story of Dr. George Nichopoulos, Elvis Presley’s personal physician, is one of heartbreak and humility. If one wanted to read an uplifting, encouraging book about the life of a doctor who brightened the lives of his patients, this is not the appropriate book. But if ... Human after all: The King and Dr. Nick
On 1/17 Jean Oram wrote: Book Review for The King and Dr. Nick: What Really Happened to Elvis and Me By George Nichopoulos with Rose Clayton Phillips This book is an account from ‘Dr. Nick’ (George Nichopoulos), the personal physician of the late Elvis Presley, on what really killed The King of Rock and Roll. It ... Book Review: The King and Dr. Nick: What Really Happened to Elvis and Me
On 1/17 Emily Akin wrote: Elvis fans, here it is....a first-hand account of Presley's health problems and his use (and misuse) of prescription drugs during his last years. Dr. Nichopoulos was Elvis' doctor and friend for some time, often going on tour with him to manage his medications.Even if you were not a fan, you will enjoy ... The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, MD
On 1/17 Carly Kendall wrote: The first time Elvis Presley appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, the world changed. Everyone was mesmerized by him. His popularity grew and grew and even today there is a continuing fascination with Elvis. People still love him and his music. One man who truly loved Elvis was George Nichopoulos, Elvis’ ... The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M.D.
On 1/14 Deanna Germany wrote: Book DescriptionThe truth about Elvis’s death from the doctor who spent eleven years as “the King’s” personal physician, father-figure, and confidant—"Dr. Nick."Dr. Nichopoulos spent a decade with Elvis on the road and at Graceland, trying to maintain the precarious health of one of the world’s ... The King and Dr. Nick
On 1/13 Monique Rowe wrote: This is a must have book for any Elvis Presley fans.The book is written by Elvis' doctor: Dr Nick.Not only was he the doctor of Elvis, he was also his friend.He was so loyal to Elvis, that his story went untold for many years.He tells the story on a first person account.You won't be able to put this ... Book Review: The King and Dr.Nick
On 1/13 Michelle Albertson wrote: The King And Dr. NickWhat Really Happened To Elvis And MeGeorge Nichopoulos with Rose Clayton PhillipsThomas Nelson Publisher 2010Being born in 1984, I completely missed the Elvis era. Obviously I know his music and I know about him from my mom and my grandma. I never really knew anything about his life ... The King And Dr. Nick
On 1/10 Cafe Lily Book Reviews wrote: All diehard Elvis fans will want a copy of this book. I was young when Elvis died and didn't quite understand or comprehend all of the media hype and rumors. I enjoyed reading this book and especially found it fascinating to hear Dr. Nick's side of the story. As Elvis's personal physician for many years, ... BOOK REVIEW: The King and Dr. Nick – What Really Happened to Elvis and Me
On 1/9 Book Reviews Weekly wrote: Although I am too young to have seen or hear Elvis when he was alive, I have always found him interesting because he was a legendary icon and he died on the very day I was born. When I had the chance to read this book, I was quite interested since I had always believed ... The King And Dr Nick by George Nichopoulos
On 1/9 Linda Adams wrote: Disclaimer: I received the book The King and Dr. Nick from the Thomas Nelson Blogger Review Program in exchange for a review. I remember when Elvis Presley died, as well as all the hype and excitement afterward–tabloid headlines claiming he had died of drugs. The King and Dr. Nick, by George ... Review: The King and Dr. Nick
On 1/7 Laura lanham wrote: As a book review blogger for Thomas Nelson Publishers I received a lovely hard back copy of this book. As a old lover of Elvis music I was excited to read this account of the tragic death. I figured the account from Dr. Nick had to bear more truth then all the tabloid accounts. I found this book ... The King and Dr. Nick
On 1/7 Misty Nordyke wrote: I received this book from Thomas Nelson book review bloggers program. I found this book to good to put down. I am from Tennessee and a lover of Elvis and I hated all the books out there that put him down or tried to slander him or just make $$ off his name. This book gives us a wonderful look into the ... The King And Dr. Nick
On 1/6 Rick Rhodes wrote: Hardcover: 256 pages Publisher: Thomas Nelson (January 5, 2010) Language: English ISBN-10: 1595551719 ISBN-13: 978-1595551719 Order from here: Overview I think it was probably July 24, 1976 in Charleston WV. I had never heard of Elvis. My sister had purchased the tickets ... The King and Dr. Nick – George Nichopoulos, M.D. and Clayton Phillips
On 1/6 Becky Campbell wrote: The King and Dr. Nick by George Nichopoulos, M.D. and Rose Clayton PhillipsMy first Thomas Nelson book review for the year has me divided. It turns out I am extremely interested in Elvis, but not so much in Dr. Nick, his famous doctor. I guess I am too young to recall any of the hoopla that surrounded ... The King and Dr. Nick
On 1/5 Nancy Famolari wrote: The King and Dr. Nick is divided into two fascinating parts. First, we get a glimpse of the strange life of a super star; then, we witness what the media can do to derail a private citizen's life. Elvis Presley was a larger than life individual. This book leads us into Elvis's world and shows us the ... Worth Reading Whether you Remember Elvis, or Not.
On 1/4 Deb Fowler wrote: His pager kept beeping and the third beep was the charm. Dr. Nichopoulos, "Dr. Nick" for short, quickly headed to the nearest phone to find out who was calling. It was Tuesday, August 16, 1977, a day that would be cemented in many minds. The panic that can only enter a voice when something is terribly ... Was an innocent man crucified by the press in order to get the scoop or was Dr. Nick really innocent?