Review: Very moving and immensely personal
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 20, 2012
I am having difficulty in "reviewing" this book, but that is not to say that I did not like or appreciate it - much to the contrary. For me it is such an immensely personal, "baring all", above all moving account filled with raw emotion about Mr Christian's passage through life to finally, perhaps, feeling better about himself and coming to terms with what had been.  This "coming to terms" hopefully helped him and was therapeutic; however, there were areas of the book in which I felt a bit like a voyeur peeping in. I really felt for him.  This book, the first of Erik Christian's that I have read, was tough but very excellent reading nonetheless; in fact I had difficulty putting it aside when needed. He is highly talented, and I shall definitely read more.