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Book Review: Held Hostage

Book Review: Held Hostage

Ken Cooper’s dramatic life story will not break new ground for the genre of second-chance transformation stories. It is a well-told account of a fascinating life. But this autobiography does do something other books have not—help pry us away from some societal views that have held people’s minds hostage concerning causes for crime and their ultimate solution.

By Jeff Peck
January 5, 2009

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