Seven Seasons In Siena : My Quixotic Quest For Acceptance Among Tuscany's Proudest People
by Robert Rodi

Ugh, this book is horrendous. After only ten pages, I gave up.
The author goes to Siena, Italy, and tries to gain admittance and acceptance at this horseracing club (the jockeys ride bareback). Doesn't sound that interesting, does it? Ho hum. Who cares?
The most annoying aspect of his writing is the amount of similes he uses for every paragraph. I guess he didn't have enough information so he needed filler.
Not recommended.