Rezension: Dan Barden: »The Next Right Thing«

Dan Barden’s novel »The Next Right Thing« didn’t lessen Patrick Andersons admiration for Alcoholics Anonymous, but it does offer a darker view of AA — at least as seen in one fictional Southern California chapter — than he had encountered before.

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