Title: Freedom to put one's family first
Product review: This is an incredible book, basically an autobiography, about how Lorenzo escaped from everything he worked so hard for and left people he loved in order to find freedom--the freedom to love, think, and be whoever one wants to be. He always knew there was something wrong with sacrificing and suffering so much in order to put the Revolution first. He realized that without putting one's family first, nothing is worthwhile. This true story is a perfect example of how love wins over darkness. It really was Lorenzo's love for his family that helped him to do the daring and dangerous things he did. I think I learned more about Cuba and its people than I ever did in any history class and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the island that seems to mystify the average US citizen (or, at least, me).
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