Title: The fastest 632 pages I've ever read.
Product review: I bought this book with the purpose of relishing in the downfall of what I thought was a terrible person lacking a conscience, and well-deserving of any personal Hell he may be living through because of it. By the end of the book, I found myself wishing I could sit down and talk to Jim on his farm, devoid of all the trappings of his former life of excesses. I could not put this book down, and found myself brought to tears, literally, several times; namely, the humiliation he experienced in prison, and the poignant moments he described between himself and his family and true friends. On the whole, I felt that his story was quite sincere, and after reading it, my opinion changed from loathing to having a respect and understanding for the man as a human being, flaws and all. Not being a religious person, the parts that described his interpretations of Bible passages were slow-going for me, but I stuck with it and was glad I did.
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