I Will Find You

This book needed so much help. I've never read a memoir that told the same story more than once using the exact same language, and yet somehow this book did that so many times! It's like the ghost writer expected the reader to forget the previous time he told it to us and was so in love with his clever (not) wording that he had to use it again. He also used so many cliché phrases that I could have filled in 40% of the words if they had been blacked out. The tone is quite arrogant at times and occasionally deaf to the horrors that are being described. It wasn't completely awful and even had my attention a few times, but the bad seriously outweighed the good. I didn't hate it, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.