I devoured this book, which is pretty rare for me and nonfiction. I think it was the misery loves company concept that just drew me in. It was cathartic realizing that there are people who we pass by thinking they lead better lives than us but they are jacked up in side. It is very voyeuristic. I can understand why this book isn’t for everyone. If my review sounds appealing, pick it up - you’re sure to enjoy it. If my review bothers you, even a bit, your time is probably better spent elsewhere.