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Marie Boozer 1846 1908 was a beautiful brilliant and notorious strawberry blonde who established a remarkable life Above all she was human complete with foibles and attributes beyond the stereotypical perception held by the public Bad Scarlett The Extraordinary Life of the Notorious Southern Beauty Marie Boozer is her first full length biography and reveals the true redemptive story of a young belle from South Carolina who transformed into a scandalous divorcEe in New York and London a Paris courtesan defying police authority and ultimately a countess and world citizen while her half sisters raised families in pioneer Florida. Scarlet bad batch A skilled historian and imaginative writer Deborah C Pollack has replaced half truths and prejudices with a complete exhaustively researched biography of Marie Boozer s life Pollack also has recued La Boozer from 150 years of calumny smirking innuendos and insipid scholarship at the hands of Lost Cause zealots potboiler novelist and pop culture historians The real life Marie Boozer had a character that was braver independent and far grander than any of the legends about her Alexander Moore historian of South CarolinaMarie Boozer was a liberated woman for her time and lived an interesting and exciting life with many trials and tribulations In a well written biography Deborah Pollack s extensive research to right the wrongs about Marie Boozer s life is extraordinary I enjoyed the relationship between her sister Ethland Feaster Wilson and other family members at LaGrange Florida Rosalie Foster historian and president North Brevard Heritage Foundation Bad Scarlett The Extraordinary Life of the Notorious Southern Beauty Marie BoozerBad Scarlett is an enjoyable read and a meticulously detailed biography about Marie Boozer Deborah Pollack is a real historian who didn t rely on what others have written about Marie Boozer and instead found original records that refute what others have written In her real life Marie Boozer was smart enough to go to college at 14 and speak French fluently She was very likable and obeyed her mother to a fault She was never with General Kilpatrick During the Civil War she actually fell in love with someone who changed her life and he is not even mentioned in prior books about her Marie Boozer had heartache as a teenager and young adult but she overcame it and had an exciting life Many people tried to destroy her because of reasons Ms Pollack points out There was a lot of fake news back then but if you want the truth about Boozer and the times in which she lived Bad Scarlett a wonderful Civil War book that goes way beyond the war and inspires the reader is the book for you 1614934940