Title: Morally flawed
Product review: Jame's Frey's book is as much a memoir of addiction recovery as it is a celebration of his own brash and irrational rejection of authority, convention, and God. Though his testimony is courageous, it should be evident to any reader who finishes this book that his stubbornly independent recovery strategy wasn't enough to help him overcome his character flaws. Frey's writing betrays his reliance on profanity to convey emotion and his ineptitude in higher literary articulation. His sentiments betray his egotism and his disdain of religion. His relationships betray his lack of wisdom and of respect for law and morality. I highly discourage reading this book, and vehemently discourage subscribing to its philosophies. Though Frey overcame drugs, his integrity is still in shambles.
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