No doubt about it, Harper Collins took a bath on this one. It sort of makes Selena Roberts their Kei Igawa. But hey, not to worry! DYK there is no definitive criteria for a book to be considered a “Best Seller?” Any author can call any of their published books a “best seller” if they want to. In fact, someone I once knew in the publishing biz told me that the BEST way to make your book a best seller is to call it one. So don’t be surprized if you hear Roberts claiming that her B.S. is a Best Seller.

Hilarious stuff. I can’t for the life of me think of a book I’d less want to read. Who is the target market for this book? A-Rod haters? Red Sox fans? Are they really interested enough to spend time to think about him in detail? It’s like the target audience is the least likely people to want to read the book. The Barry Bonds book at least had some reputable journalism and was on the forefront of the steroids controversy. This is just garbage.