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The Truth Behind SHARON OSBOURNE's Sensational Memoirs Revealed?

August 24, 2007

Paul Scott of the U.K.'s Daily Mail reports: "Sharon Osbourne has, in recent days, been hard at work writing the story of what has, undoubtedly, been her very full life.

"So full, in fact, that she is completing her latest opus slightly less than two years after releasing her first bestselling autobiography, 'Extreme'.

"But then, as she is wont to repeat, her 54 colourful years have contained too much to cram into just one volume. Plus, being the savvy businesswoman she undoubtedly is, she has her eye on doubling her money by matching the two million sales of the first book.

"It is fair to say, however, that the writing process has not been unalloyed joy for the irrepressible Mrs Osbourne."

Read the entire article at www.dailymail.co.uk.

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