I read the book in two days. It's an intriguing read. It has received a lot of flack from some fans who consider it a money-grab item with little integrity and a vindictive agenda. But I don't see it that way.
Granted, some of the content may be embelished, but what autobiography isn't? History has a way of being slightly revised by faded memories and personal perspective.
Storms is likely the most candid insight -- into to the personal dynamics of Fleetwood Mac -- that we will ever get. Carol Ann was an outsider who became an insider/witness during a very dramatic, pivitol time in the band. If anything, her story has more objectivity and truth than we could ever expect from a self-penned book from Stevie or Lindsey.
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