Intriguing: Scorned Gov's Wife Tells All

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Wed, 01/06/2010 - 8:00am

Intriguing: Scorned gov's wife tells all

The public will get the other side of the story of South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford's sex scandal sooner than anticipated -- the publishing date of a memoir by the governor's estranged wife, Jenny Sanford, has been moved up. Her book, "Staying True," will now hit bookstores on February 5 instead of the original April release date, the book's publisher, Ballantine Books, announced Tuesday.

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