Her writing is horrible.. (even if it's a ghostwriter)... It really pained me at the end....
But I found some of what was in the book believable... 1. She was there and it was her story to tell 2. She was not the only person to write about the abusiveness physical or otherwise.
It's about as believable as Mick's book... Did I believe all of it? No.. Did I believe some of it... Yes...
I love Fleetwood Mac's music and respect them as musician's. Having said that, I don't love them or worship them or even think that they these perfect people. I don't want them to be perfect (that's unbelievable).
They built the latter part of their career's on drama and drugs and that's exactly what they got.. So whether all of it's true or not, this book fits right into to what made them extremely rich and famous. It's full of drama.
She's a lot... like.... you....
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 I would tell Christine Perfect, "You're Christine f***ing McVie, and don't you forget it!"
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