Mia and Olivia Flores tell the story of their husbands and their decision to turn in some of biggest names in the Mexican drug trade.
This was an interesting read and had some really dramatic moments. It's very clear that it's written from the wives pov but it's very real at the same time. I'd love to see this same story told from their husbands pov to compare. The ending was still slightly open as of course this is still on going. It was good to see that the men did hold their hands up and admit they were guilty. My feelings flickered through the story as to whether they should get a long sentence or not. The hardest bit was seeing what it did to their children at times it was hard not to wonder why they chose to have children but it was clear they loved them very much and out them first.
An interesting gritty true story.
This was an interesting read and had some really dramatic moments. It's very clear that it's written from the wives pov but it's very real at the same time. I'd love to see this same story told from their husbands pov to compare. The ending was still slightly open as of course this is still on going. It was good to see that the men did hold their hands up and admit they were guilty. My feelings flickered through the story as to whether they should get a long sentence or not. The hardest bit was seeing what it did to their children at times it was hard not to wonder why they chose to have children but it was clear they loved them very much and out them first.
An interesting gritty true story.