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I found this book a little hard to get through - there was a lot of repetition between chapters; Knox was saying the same thing over and over, but with different words. The pace felt really slow, but I don't feel like I can really fault that part too much, being that it's her story and not something that she made up.

I did find it interesting to read in depth from her perspective about her time in prison (I didn't read her first memoir) and her time trying to reintegrate into society in the US.

I'm giving it 3 stars because it was interesting, but it was too wordy, and I felt like she only glossed over the other victims of this tragic event.

**Thank you NetGalley and Grand Central Publishing for sending this book for review. All opinions are my own.**