After more than seventy years of fighting to live her life on her own terms, Cher finally reveals her true story in intimate detail, in a two-part memoir. In this, the second part of her memoirs, Cher continues the story begun in Volume One, beginning in the 1980s as she reinvented herself as an award-winning Hollywood actress beginning with her Oscar-nominated turn in Silkwood followed by roles in classics Mask, Witches of Eastwick, and ultimately winning the Academy Award for Best Actress in Moonstruck. Reinvention would become a recurring theme for Cher as she navigated her way through Hollywood and the music industry in ways no other celebrity had been able to. At a time when women were unceremoniously kicked out or relegated to lesser roles at 40, Cher donned fishnets and recorded the indelible smash hit "If I Could Turn Back Time" and again at 50 with her record breaking song "Believe" which would go on to pioneer the autotuned sound of 90s/2000s pop. Throughout it all she contin