Member Reviews
John L, Reviewer
This series is chock full of books, successful or otherwise, that give a specialist's eye view on something unexpectedly interesting to the layman. This, however, in being full of autobiography, anecdote and personal observation, and clearly about a vital subject, didn't make me think the book was interesting to the layman. I felt it needed a specific medical interest to get anything out of it beyond a few chin-stroking reflections.
