Title: A Million Little PIeces
Product review: I found this book to be ridiculous whether it is non-fiction or not. By page 25 I felt it was contrite and unbelievable. This book smells of lies and sensationalism, from smart beautiful women finding him attractive in his disgusting condition, to silly law enforcement stories. The author has made himself out to be some sort of self appointed hero. It is downright disrespectful. As non-fiction the lies are a slap in the face to anyone who understands or knows the devastation of addiction. Not to mention families who have lost children in senseless automobile accidents. For the rest of the reading world, honest authors included, all should be insulted by the obvious lack of background research that shines through. As non-fiction it is deplorable. As a novel it is poorly written. Shame on this author for preying on the less fortunate
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