Bruce Newman's book is a good try at his attempt at being an "A" list wantabe. He certainly had a liable lawyer review his book as he tests the limits of insult and injury to those he feels he must show up or has a grudge. His unearthing family issues from 30 years ago is disgusting and his ego reveals itself as something he can't quite get a handle on.Newel is a fantastic company, truly unique. Newman couldn't hold a candle to his father, who created and build the company. For someone who fought to get control of the business, Bruce Newman's only legacy from this book is his attempt to make himself, not Newel, an institution in the antiques industry.