Title: How come I can't vote "No Stars."
Product review: I don't believe a word of it.Leaving aside the fact that this book is over 400 pages of two-dimensional characters spouting trite dialogue in contrived settings, there are too many factual inconsistencies to find this book credible.Maybe this guy did go to Hazeldon, maybe he didn't. But this book is fiction. That would be fine if it were well-written, but that's the worst of it - even if every single thing reported in these pages actually did happen, it's so badly written that I hope it's not true because it would be an insult to the people involved.I have read a number of memoirs which document battling addiction. This one...I think it's a scam to make money and not in any way an honest document. I want my money back and the 5 hours of my life I spent reading it. (Yes, I finished it because I didn't think I had a right to comment without giving it a full read.)
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