Jai

This book reads like a "he said, she said" narrative and is full of inaccuracies, resembling tabloid junk. Only a few parts are truthful. The storyline started off well, but once it transitioned into the thriller era, it quickly went downhill. I’m not even halfway through the book, and I already feel irritated while reading it. It portrays Michael as a weird secretive and kind of selfish guy. If you're curious enough to read the book, go ahead, but be aware that it's not accurate and doesn't tell the full story. The author is not a reliable source. I recommend checking out "My Friend Michael" by Frank Casico, "You Are Not Alone: Michael Jackson Through a Brother’s Eyes" by Jermaine Jackson, and "Starting Over" by LaToya Jackson for a more truthful account.