Title: Pulp nonfiction
Product review: This book is an easy, fast, enticing read, but ultimately unsatisfying, and even irritating at times. It's not clear if the goal was to write a thriller or an educational book couched in case studies, but the style is pedantic and repetetive. Maybe those two genres (thriller and educational) aren't mutually exclusive, and Gonzalez is bridging the gap, but I laughed quite a lot while reading because of the author's gotta-prove-something and I'm-so-extreme style. The book is a bit like an extended magazine article.
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