Melody Murray's Books

I liked the earlier parts of this memoir best. Before Kevin's libido woke up, there were lots of interesting stories about his dysfunctional family, about his friends, about things he was thinking about. After, it was only girls/sex/girls with a sprinkling of non-horndog anecdotes. Which is probably very true-to-life what it's like to be in a young man's head, but not exactly riveting reading.I like Sampsell's voice, I like what feels like a certain even-handedness in dealing with his past- a lack of malice that's rare in troubled family memoirs.