The Manhattan Madam: Sex, Drugs, Scandal And Greed Inside America's Most Successful Prostitution Ring Paperback – February 23, 2009

I could not put this book down. I learned a lot from this book andit was well written from a woman who was educated but learned some hardlessons in that you don't get involved with the people you hire. You findout what it means to be both smart but also dumb. She makes a good pointin that life has a double standard and we all know that.

Five stars for a good story honestly told. The writer/protagonist isn't a professional author, but her story is rare and under told enough that you should stfu and listen, if you're interested.

I should have known once I saw the absolutely huge print. The only thing good about this book is that it is a very easy read and you should have this polished off in a few hours.I kept reading hoping I would get some good stories, or learn some more about A-Rod. None of that happened, and the only thing I learned is that A-rod supposedly chased Kristin, which I still have my doubts about.

Very intensely narrated by the vividly descriptive author in such a way as to bring to life the authentic reality of her life experiences. Luring the reader into an immensely traumatic situation at every turn of a page. Very close attention to every single detail without losing direction on her real life journey through time after time. Follow her footsteps through the past as she endures and conquers tragedy. For this truly is........Amazing.

I got this book because I was intrigued by her story. It was gripping but had almost a rambling, diary-style writing to it. I actually don't blame the author for this. I think the editor/publisher shouldn't have worked it over a little better. Regardless, I enjoyed it.

interesting, well written, easy read..would have loved it to be a little longer but a good book. eye opener into another world.

everything about the purchase was positive

She should have stuck with managing hedge funds if she's so smart.