Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 364.153
EAN: 9780312970123
Edition: St. Martin's Paperbacks Ed
ISBN: 0312970129
Label: Saint Martin's Press Inc.
Manufacturer: Saint Martin's Press Inc.
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 384
Publication Date: August 31, 2004
Publisher: Saint Martin's Press Inc.
Studio: Saint Martin's Press Inc.

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Rating: - GREAT!
My wife and I travel every chance we get and we pass the evenings away by reading the latest 'good book'. This book was filled with great mini-stories and information never before talked about regarding the Letourneau case. We enjoyed the book very much. We also read Mass With Mary: Thr Prison Years and loved it, too. Both books were given to us as gifts before we left the states and we couldn't have asked for better reading material...thanks kids.

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Rating: - the spirit of love
this story maybe represent the life which we would like to have it, to have the real feelings which we need it, even we may faces many problems, but who love, he must do the impossible to give his life the satisfying he see it....

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Rating: - Gregg Olsen is an excellent writer.
I loved the book, I couldn't put it down. I have read three of Gregg Olsen's books and all of them have been excellent. I look forward to reading the rest of his books and any more that he puts out. He places a different light on what happened behind the scenes with Mary Kay Letourneau and her lover. Not everything is black and white and Gregg Olsen proved it. He did a lot of research and is good about not being bias in his writing. I recommend this book and any other books that he has ... Read More

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Rating: - Finally, the background that was needed about this case.
I am also a former Psychiatric Nurse, and the clues that the author picked up on throughout the book are very much to his credit. Yes, she may have a psychiatric disorder that is very much treatable with compliance in her medication regimen. LeTourneau decides not to do this, and also makes many poor decisions in her life. She is really not a sympathetic character, but a fascinating personality. I am glad that the author spent as much time as he did on her childhood and birth family as this ... Read More

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Rating: - Vili is ruined.
Even if it had been true love once she gets out Vili will be old enough to not be excited by the ' forbidden.' Why? He will be of age and all the things that excited him with her will be common place.

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