This was a very heartbreaking and brutally honest account of how convicted terrorist El-Sayyid Nosair’s actions impacted his son’s life, and essentially destroyed his family. No one really talks about what happens to the families of terrorists, especially their children. I also found myself wanting to hear Nosair’s wife’s story, her son’s account details great suffering and I wonder what kept her going despite everything that happened to her and her children. Ted series books are very concise and I read this book in about two hours, however, that didn’t anything take away from the story.