Title: Three Sides to Every Story
Product review: Having worked with some of the individuals mentioned in the book, and being somewhat privy to the events mentioned therein, I can honestly say that I found Mr. Ferry's book to be a most amusing read. While the book was largely free of errors in grammar, spelling and punctuation, that is where my good review must unfortunately end. Mr. Ferry spends so much time slinging mud at those who bore him no ill will that it detracts from the overall enjoyment of the book. He truly knows how to destroy a heroic ideal by painting our idols as petty backstabbers, whose only crime was to take a different opinion than the author. While some may enjoy getting the dirt dished, it is somewhat akin to telling a 7-year old that there is no Santa Claus. This book is cruel, and ultimately pointless. I gave it one star for the afore-mentioned reasonably good grammar and punctuation.
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