On Saturday, the entertainment world learned of the tragic passing of music's most accomplished female vocalist, Whitney Houston. And illustrating the ever increasing speed with which digital publishing houses can assemble comprehensive works about the biggest current events and human tragedies of our time, on Monday morning, a controversial new Amazon Kindle eBook was released that profiles Whitney Houston's final days and hours of life.
Speaking exclusively with Examiner.com today, a representative from the publisher - Sports Entertainment Publishing - calls "The Life and Death of Whitney Houston: Inside Her Final Days" a compelling and unauthorized new look at the triumphant life and tragic death of Whitney Houston.
Recapping the dramatic hours and events leading up to Houston's death on February 11, 2012, this insightful reflection concentrates on the iconic singer's final days of life, the reaction of her family and friends to the unexpected loss, and the latest insider details surrounding Whitney's attempted professional comeback and efforts at sobriety.
On Monday morning, TMZ reported that Whitney Houston's family was told by L.A. County Coroner officials that "the singer did not die from drowning, but rather from what appears to be a combination of Xanax and other prescription drugs mixed with alcohol ... this according to family sources."
Already registering as one of the bestselling new Kindle releases of Monday, fans are expressing appreciation for the section of the eBook that concentrates on the special memories and words of remembrance from the likes of Clive Davis, Simon Cowell, Mariah Carey, Dolly Pardon, and other industry giants who regard the death of Whitney Houston as the greatest tragedy in music since Michael Jackson's untimely passing three years earlier at the age of 50.
"The Life and Death of Whitney Houston: Inside Her Final Days" is available now exclusively on Amazon.com for $2.99. To check it out click here.
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