Controversial gossip writer Kitty Kelley, infamous author of numerous, questionable, unauthorized biographies strikes again.

Having already bashed England's Royal Family in the near impossible to find (in Great Britain) book, "The Royals," she now assaults America's version of royalty, the Bush family.

Her latest effort, "The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty," which goes on sale tomorrow, is rife with tales of scandals and wrongdoing by virtually every member of the Bush brood.

Here's a quick take on the book by "Mirror.com.uk."

Drug use, alcohol abuse, homosexuality, child molestation, theft, murder, unholy alliances with oil companies and foreign dignitaries, misuse of official power, manipulation of the CIA, misappropriation of Federal funds, and just about everything else, short of taking candy from a baby, are alleged in the book.

Kitty Kelley has carved out a niche for herself in the history of American literature by creating works of supposed non-fiction without the bother of fact checking or readily available sources.

Nonetheless people crave this stuff, and during the current emotionally charged atmosphere surrounding the upcoming Presidential election the timing is impeccable and will prove a blessing to booksellers.

Thus far, President Bush, shown above with some of his admirers, has not issued a comment.