What Remains  A true American story about a girl from a small
town who becomes an award-winning television producer
and marries the son of a European prince and nephew of the late
President John F. Kennedy – a glittery fairy-tale stitched with
unthinkable tragedy.   Carole Radziwill grew up in a small
working-class suburb, in a large chaotic family.  Her life
lessons were gathered from the stern Austrian stoicism of her
mother’s family and the happy lunacy of her father’s. She came
from a place that few people left, and struck out for New York
City to find a different life. In this vivid and haunting
memoir, Radziwill tells the story of her unlikely journey. Her
career at ABC News led her into the jungles of Cambodia, a
bunker in Tel Aviv, and the ruins of Angkor Wat. Her marriage to
Anthony Radziwill led her into an iconic American family, and
a friendship with an extraordinary woman, Carolyn Bessette
Kennedy.  What Remains begins with loss and returns to loss. A
small plane plunges into the ocean, carrying