She is not the protagonist one would root for—adulterer, opportunist, sexual masochist, foulmouth, backslider, self-loather, abuser of mind-numbing substances. Yet by the last line of her memoir, journalist Laurie Woolever commands respect thanks to her profundity and sheer, clear-eyed self-awareness.
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