I read this book about 10 years ago. It is one of the best books I have ever read. It is horrifying, and unbelievable, but you will not put it down. Nick has a brilliant writing style. Hope the publishers reprint it -I lent mine to someone and have been looking for another for years.

As a citizen of Conroe and someone who lived throuh the events, I find this book an amazing and horrifying story of justice gone wrong. Small town justice at its worst in Texas.

I am buying an additional copy of this book for a young man who has fallen short of his goal of becoming a state champion again.
As he cried on my shoulder last night after losing the finals in overtime, I thought to myself this boy needs to know Mitch Clark's story. Like Mitch, he is very religious. I hope his trip to the senior nationals has as a result as inspiring as Mitch's.

Mitch Clark is an exceptional human being. I met him at the OSU wrestling camp this last week, so even though I've not read the book in it's entirety I would recommend it to any wrestler that would like a book about the life story of one of the greatest wrestlers in the sport. It's a great inspirational story of a NCAA champ. there are not very many books about wrestling like this most just tell you how to do a move, this book tells you how to become a better person and a wrestler.

For all those interested in becoming true champions in life, read this inspiration account of how one wrestler drove himself to excellence.

Mitch Clark demonstrates the true desire and pure will to win!!

You will see Mitch Clark some day as a champion at the ultimate level.

GOLD!!