DRINK, The Intimate Relationship Between Women and Alcohol
by Ann Dowsett Johnston, could be the most controversial book of our age.
Startling in its clarity, Johnston shines a halogen light on a subject that few
people seem willing to talk about. DRINK, in the short of it, is about the
frightening rise of alcoholism among women and the way alcohol affects them,
their lives, their families and how it has already begun affecting the next
generation. This issue is not a sleeping giant, but a ravenous, insatiable
coyote, greedy as the grave.
Johnston’s careful brushstrokes of her own personal battle with
alcoholism, paint a painful and terrifying picture of what is going on all over
the civilized world. She blends candid interviews from alcoholic women in all
walks of life, along with some eye opening, keep you up at night facts from the
marketing aspect.
In this book, you will see a woman you know, or several. You may, as I
did, see yourself. I believe the adage, the truth will set you free. Find out
what drives women to alcoholism and the marketing campaigns that target them.
It is possible to be informed and make changes. The rise of alcoholism in women
promises to be one of the most devastating to ever plague the civilized world
and if you don’t believe me, get a copy and see for yourself. I can’t recommend
this book enough.
Additionally, if you have concerns, click here. NCADD
This book was given to me free by the Amazon Vine program in exchange for my honest opinion.
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