Title: Fraud and dishonesty from top to bottom
Product review: It's a shame that zero stars is not an option here. Frey knew the hustle and ran a masterful con job that allowed everyone involved to go to the bank. Editor Nan Talese: "Oh, please, it's not like he sold weapons of mass destruction." Huh? Does this ludicrous justification make Frey's despicable conductany more palatable? Or Oprah, who got taken hook, line and sinker on dry land: "It still resonates with me." But now she's blaming the publisher for poor fact-checking. The lesson to be learned here is that reading for pleasure is a pastime that must compete with myriad other diversions, and when the publishing industry pushes lurid, over-the-top trash as fact, the industry shoots itself in the foot out of pure, naked greed. People do have choices, and reading will not be one of them for those who feel they were conned and scammed by the publishing industry.
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