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Anyone familiar with his book? Comments on same?

I also prefer to avoid high ready, on two counts
1) Cooper Rule 4. If any stackup of error/misfortune causes an ND at high ready, I won't have a clue where that round will backstop.
2) As a novice self defense class student decades ago, the instructor gave me a blue gun, stood about ten feet away from me, told me to assume high ready and then tell him what he had in his hands. He jinked in concert with me trying to see around my hands and gun. I had to tell him I couldn't really SEE his hands. When he told me to target his chest, and put his own hands at low ready, once again my hands and gun were blocking my view of his hands.....