This was a very rambling book. And she kept repeating herself, especially at the start. I felt like I kept rereading the same paragraphs over and over again. It felt very superficial and very public relations like. I felt like she was defending herself against the accusations against her family due to all of the Brittany fanfare around the conservatorship. Which she does address briefly at the end, but it still felt inauthentic.
The only parts of the book that felt like they were truly about Jaimie Lynne are the parts about Maddie and the accident. That felt authentic.