Title: fragmentary and adolescent
Product review: i found the style of this book fragmentary and incoherant, not 'raw' as many of the reviews claim. I pined for complete sentences and more introspection from the narrator. Frey made good points about the ineffectivness of the assembly-line AA recovery system which i appreciated as a fellow recoveree (self determination is more effective than AA). Most points were lost in his adolescent ego. I tired of the defy-the-status-quo/system attitude. By the end, I didn't care whether the narrator remained sober or not. This book contributes little to the bloated glut of recovery memoirs.
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