The Other Woman: My Years With O.J. Simpson

I think this book certainly sheds light on O.J from a different perspective. I would recommend reading it, however, you do have to get past Ms. Barbieri's naivety on certain matters. She does toot her own horn a bit, which is annoying. However, it is worth reading.

Reading all about the OJ trial again, her book gave an interesting perspective. Not whether he did it or not, but perhaps why. Her book is honest and direct. I found it worth the read.

It was an ok read, Paula seems to think too much of herself, on the other hand she appears as a weak person to have turned her life over to O.J. , doing his bidding and unable to turn away from him regardless of how he acted or did. Totally smitten and weak. If O.J. said jump, she would ask how high. Totally under his control.

Interesting book

Enjoyed finding out more about her and her faith. Very disappointed that even though she was so close to OJ she never acknowledged that he committed the murders.

Reliving the time of Nicole and Ron's horrific murders, was a bit uncomfortable, as it seemed like it happened yesterday. The author, Ms. Barbieri, was not credible quite often, and in my opinion, very naive, to the point where I felt anger at her while reliving this crime. It certainly showed another slant on OJ's character.

Great read!!!

Only read first few pages and then got bored. Having a hard time wanting to finish this one.

Paula was O J Simpson's girlfriend during his separation/divorce from Nicole Brown. Reading the book doesn't offer much insight - it seems to be all about Paula, who I'm sorry to say isn't that interesting.

I was very happy with the book. It's very personal and heartfelt. I recommend it to anyone who was interested in the trial of the century. The seller was also quick to answer my question and I would recommend them.