Mary-Jo W. (mjowest) reviewed on 2/9/2016 + 235 more book reviews

While I enjoyed Harry's writing style, IF this is really him writing it, and not help from a professional, I found the book weak. He shares stories about himself, mostly from the early 1970s, in his college years. He states what happened, but doesn't share the depth of actually getting to know him, or to care about him. Maybe it was what his dad said to him- emotions are worthless, and this comes through with his bragging rights, highly sexual life, multiple vomiting scenes, and a careless lifestyle. There are some good stories that made me laugh, but if you want to get to know the Real Harry Hamlin, this is not the place.

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