Now it's time for Chapter 3 of "Child Bride" by Suzanne Finstad called "Little Girl Lost" Priscilla Beaulieu Presley was denied the sad story of her birth father, a Naval pilot named James Wagner, who died while she was only a few months old. As a result, she grew up a beautiful, yet very sad, lonely little girl. Growing up as a "Military Brat" was not easy, and this chapter sets the scene in helping us understand the angst filled little girl (who always felt distant and different from her half siblings, and stepfather) who grew into the young teenage beauty that would go on to meet Elvis in 1959.

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