Houston Chronicle review

Today’s review in the Houston Chronicle: …With so many disturbing facts and figures, this is not an easy or pleasant book to read. But the author’s tales about such famous inmates as Huddie Ledbetter, David Ruiz and Caryl Chessman, along with other important characters in prison history, help move the story along and keep it interesting…

via Texas Tough | Bookish | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle.

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