Title: A Million Little Lies
Product review: When i first started reading this book i liked it, but thought to myself "it is a bit far fetched". That was before I realized that it was supposed to be non-fiction. As a fictional story, this book would be entertaining. As a supposed true to life recounting of events, it is full of obvious lies. I almost can't see how anyone would believe that some of these events could happen. I have worked for the airlines for years, and let me say, without a question there is no way that any airline would ever allow a bleeding, unconscious, under the influence of drugs and alcohol passenger on board. No way. Nor do I believe that any doctor would send someone off in that condition, without first attending to their open wounds. Why wouldn't he have been hospitalized where he was? It doesnt make any sense. If Frey wanted to pass this off as truth he should have toned it down a bit. As it is now, it is an entertaining story, but almost insulting in its bending of the truth.
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