Rielle Hunter on Elizabeth Edwards's new memoir, Resilience

Rielle Hunter will be told to be a story in the memoir. Elizabeth Edwards, is finally speaking out about John Edwards affair with Rielle Hunter who former campaign videographer. In Edwards’s new memoir, Resilience: Reflections on the Burdens and Gifts of Facing Life’s Adversities (Broadway Books), she reveals that she knew of her husband’s affair before he ran for the 2008 presidential race and warned him to quit campaigning.
This book will hits bookstore on May 12.

"He should not have run," Edwards writes in the book.

While the Daily News, which reportedly obtained a copy of the book pre-publication, reports that Resilience does offer further details about Mr. Edwards’s fall from grace, Mrs. Edwards did not write a cutthroat book that harshly attacks those who betrayed her. In fact, Edwards does not once use the name of John Edwards’s mistress, Rielle Hunter. But she describes the aspiring videographer as "pathetic." The book also talks about her husband’s lies and her immediate reaction to his confession of betrayal.

"I cried and screamed, I went to the bathroom and threw up," writes Edwards, 59, who is terminally ill with cancer.

Her own life may be tragic, she concludes, but Hunter’s is ‘pathetic.’ Even when Edwards confessed to his wife, he lied, claiming he had slipped up just once, Elizabeth writes. His original version of the story ‘left most of the truth out,’ she writes. While Elizabeth still hasn’t fully come to terms with her man’s roaming, the memoir is laced with a powerful dose of forgiveness. ‘I lie in bed, circles under my eyes, my sparse hair sticking in too many directions, and he looks at me as if I am the most beautiful woman he has ever seen. It matters,’ she writes.

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ohn Edwards has said of his affair: “Two years ago I made a very serious mistake which fed a self-focus, an egotism, a narcissism that leads you to believe that you can do whatever you want.”

Then, as we knew that on January 30, 2008, Edwards suddenly withdrew from the Democratic presidential nomination race. In early August, after a string of stories in the National Enquirer, he confessed his affair to the public. His wife, though, had known of his extramarital activities for nearly two years. His campaign exit came exactly one month before Hunter gave birth to baby Frances Quinn, who many suspect is Edwards’s baby.