Could not get into this book at all, not the book, just did not grab me. ( )

A true life story about a murder trial , yes its biased but it is an interesting read and does keep you gripped throughout- worth a look. ( )

I am not American nor a sports fan so I knew little of the individual or story which this was based around. It is of course a biased tale, but that does not make its worth any less in terms of the compassionate language of defence of the protagonist's wife. It is a truly personal piece and that transcends all elements of biasedness. ( )

I found this a really interesting read. It's the story of a murder and the admission, some 31 years later, of the man who committed it. Written by his wife, the book is clearly sympathetic to him and does conclude with a tiny grain of doubt as to whether he is the actual killer or not. It is very interesting to read this from the perpetrator's point of view as usually true crime is written by a third party or the victim's family. ( )

This is a compelling and compassionate telling of the story of the murder trial of Bobby Hoppe, Auburn football star for a murder committed more than 30 years earlier. Written by his wife and passionate defender, the story moves well and carries the reader along. At it's heart, this is a story of a life affected by a horrible incident and a strong bond between two people. ( )