Title: Everyone Deserves a Refund
Product review: Right from the very first page you can tell this book is not a real account. He's on a plane drunk, with a badly torn up face, swollen shut eyes, dripping blood, and covered in vomit and urine? No airline would let a passenger on in that condition!Also, if you've seen Frey in real life, you know he doesn't look like someone who's been through what he claims he has. He should look like a hundred miles of bad road---he doesn't.Oprah defended the book on Larry King when the author was on tonight. The problem with Oprah's defense is that since it is a work of fiction, Frey's "personal story" cannot be used as a source of inspiration to others in their struggles with addiction. His edict to "hold on" doesn't hold water when his account of what he went through was a figment of his overactive imagination.
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