If you've battled with personal demons or treasured a friendship that pulled you through dark times, "My Friend Leonard" might resonate deeply with you. James Frey's portrayal of friendship goes beyond surface-level bonds, digging into the transformative impact it can have, especially on those in recovery. It's a read that offers a raw and unpolished look at the complexities of relationships forged in the fires of shared adversity.

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In this sequel to A MILLION LITTLE PIECES, in which he chronicled his addictions, James Frey writes about a friend he met in rehab, a former gangster named Leonard. An exploration of trust and friendship and what they can mean, especially to someone in crisis, MY FRIEND LEONARD is also a tender and compelling portrait of an

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