Kelly-Trump partnership: The General And the President John Kelly's Inside Account Of The Trump White House (Trending Today)

This is a 70 page double spaced document with big margins. It reads like a middle school term paper. Much of the verbiage is redundant from section to section. I received the “book” in the mail at 5:30 pm, started reading it shortly thereafter and completed it by 6:20. No new insights into Kelly’s time as White House Chief of Staff.

This is the worst publication I have ever read. It says very little and repeats itself throughout page after page. It must have been written by a 5-year-old.It also apparent that John Kelly was neither consulted or contributed to this publication in any way. It is totally a piece of junk.The author Scott Guy seems to have put something out there that is total trash. It is more a brochure than a book. It is a total waste of money.

Reads like it was written by AI! Not a book but a review of a book!Only read to see what it was like!

I wanted to read the first person account and I knew it was self-published and only 55 pages. However, those 55 pages must be in a 26+ font with super large footers.No I would not recommend. This should have been available free as a Kindle version.

This book is very poorly written. It has no documentation and seems to repeat well known issues. It does not have any evidence that it has been authenticated by General Kelly.I’m returning the book.

As a retired senior officer I know that Four star generals resent being fired. Seldom in their careers are they held accountable like general Kelly was. I believe this is simply a critically timed "Get Even" book almost pulp fiction. It could have been written with great perspectives on the inter worekings of the Trump White House. However, when vengance is the motivation for writing a book it reflects more on the character of the author than the person being vilified. I wouldl have expected more from a Marine general.