Title: Expectations are everything
Product review: I suspect that most of the people who object to this book started reading it expecting a typical writing style. I listened to the audio version of this book (all 10 hours of it!) and was very pleased with the style and rhythm of the text. Frey's style in this book uses repetition to emphasize the feeling and emotion of his experiences throughout recovery. Don't read this expecting a good flow of plot and sentence structure. Like Frey's own life, the style is somewhat disconnected, random, and defiant to traditionally accepted standards. As a result the book impacts the reader as an authentic account of the struggles, successes, and failures of temptation.
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