A very serious cover with a compelling title.'Sins of Fathers' drew me in as it seemed a gritty, first hand account of a life within a subculture I know nothing about.
Emmett isn't a writer, he's just telling his story of falling into a criminal life. The writing is unpretentious and accessible. The first chapter on his family background is written simply and with warmth.
Emmett strikes me as an interesting enough man to have an autobiography that is worth reading.
Emmett isn't a writer, he's just telling his story of falling into a criminal life. The writing is unpretentious and accessible. The first chapter on his family background is written simply and with warmth.
Emmett strikes me as an interesting enough man to have an autobiography that is worth reading.