No Longer Trapped In The Closet: The Asante McGee Story

This book was a good read. I read it within maybe two hours. It seems as though a lot of other information was left out of this book. if the other ladies contracted herpes..why didn't you? Your book doesn't really mention the grave details of abuse though I believe you were abused by Him. Seems like there is more to your story....I don't know: being a woman with children..You know this was not the man for you star or not..i understand though...we all make mistakes..

It felt more like reading a diary than a published book. I’ve read a lot of autobiographies and I was not impressed with this one. It’s a good read if you’re only looking for some quick details that would be found in a magazine article but this book didn’t seem to tell a complete story. You only need a 3rd grade reading level to read this book, the grammar was horrible. I think she is very brave for telling her story and I don’t want to seem like I’m attacking her as a person. I just wish she would have done it the right way by hiring a professional writer and editor to help her tell her story.

his took 30 minutes to read and a was pointless waste. I want a refund for this crap. Do not buy.

I applaud the author for telling her story, overcoming her abuse and getting her life back together. This is a very short story. I didn’t realize the page count when I purchased the book. It was more like reading a dairy. There isn’t a story line and it jumps from one thing to another. I think if the author rewrote it and was more in detail it would be a much better book and would read as a memoir. On the other hand, it still may be hard for her to go into detail of the events. To the author- glad you are living your life as you want too. Enjoy and I wish you the best.

Not an insightful book. The story was shallow nondescript and didn’t provide the level of detail about the environment (not the sexual stuff) about r Kelley, the house, the buses, other people, herself etc. that I believe would have allowed the reader to create a better mental representation of her experience that is needed when reading a book. A book is meant to offer the subtle information that a documentary doesn’t have time to discuss...ex the color of the curtains, the type of furniture, the smells in the house, the food....would have been a more interesting read to really get into the world from her perspective.

First of all, several typos throughout the book. Find a better editor to proof read before publishing. Too many inconsistent stories. Not enough detail at all to support your claim. You had so many opportunities to not be a part of that situation. Who the hell sits in a sprinter, FOR 8 HOURS, and never used a bathroom??? After a half hour (and that is being generous)I would have walked my butt away from there. Seems more like a groupie situation to me. You were an adult woman and you wanted to be a part of whatever he was doing. You should have gone home to your kids. I read the book with an open mind and you do not take accountability for your actions at all.

Very short book not worth $9.99. She needed to give more information and make it longer. Finished in a half hour

Glad she lived to tell her story. Did watch the documentary but it didn’t tell about her childhood. So readers learned about the abuse she suffered as a child & early adult.

I can't comprehend how shallow this story reads. It's like a short bunch of memories, thrown together with no real attempt to convey feelings or emotion. A wasted oppertunity to put across the victims voice

Found out about this book through a documentary on Netflix and decided to buy it, it was an interesting read and learned a lot! Left the book in a coffee shop in Dublin as I know I won't read it again!

It shouldn't even be a book! Every single thing in it, she stated in her interviews. It is more like a pamphlet in size, certainly not worth the money...