This reads a tad autobiographical at the beginning - I thought it would be about stand out cases from his career. To be fair, it did start to go this way after 10 pages. I found it sad when Mrs Wax didn't believe a young person, who obviously knows what he is doing. It didn't say what happened to Mitzi either, did she recover? but that may come later in the book. I like how the normally 'behind closed doors' conversations are revealed but it wasn't quite what I thought it was going to be, though it isn't a bad book - just not for me.