Jeannie Hilton

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Jeannie Hilton (born 1983) is a Canadian author from Montreal, Quebec.

Daughter of former boxer Dave Hilton, Jr., she co-authored with her sister Anne Marie a book about the sexual abuse they both suffered from their father. The book, titled Le Coeur au beurre noir (The Heart with a black eye), ISBN 2-89549-143-7, required a publication ban to be lifted in order to be published in 2004. It is currently available in French only.

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