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The book started well, and there were good passages in between, but I got the feeling I was hearing what we call in the South "twice told tales" - more of a tall tale than actual facts. The amounts of cash made, and some of the methods described, seemed more for an interesting story than actual reality. I don't regret reading the book, or the Kindle price, but I would not recommend it. NOTE: In the Kindle edition the pictures do not match to the captions.


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Marching Powder Rusty Young Adrian Mulraney 9781743110669 Books Reviews

A bizarre and intriguing tale. I barely could set my down. Thomas and his encounter the San Pedro prison makes for a captivating story.
Good read, kind of ended quickly though with a lot of loose ends, would have been happier if there was a post prison time chapter
A true story that will have you turning the pages. An interesting read, leaves you with questions. I recommend reading.
Two thumbs up for this amazing book. This story was absolutely riveting, I honestly couldn't put this book down. Very well written and one of my favorites. Thanks to Rusty Young for bringing Thomas McFadden's harrowing experience to life so vividly. I've already passed this book off to my friend who thought I was telling her about a Novel I read as I recounted the "amazing book I just read." When I insisted (again) that it was a true-story she demanded the book. I'm sure she will also love this book as much as I have. A+! 10-Gold Stars!! Job well done!!! BRAVO!!!!
If there was some value in this book, I didn't find it in the 30% of it that I read. Once you get the concept of the prison, just the same thing over and over again.
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Interesting book! It truly makes me think that I am quite happy traveling within the borders of the United States and Canada. This book
.had my complete attention from the very start I am not completely convinced that some things the author writes about actually happened.However having never spent
time in a Bolivian prison as an inmate or a tourist I will have to take his word for it and owe to creative license. I would definitely recommend this book to others. It was very entertaining. It was also completely different subject matter from what I normally read. I did enjoy it.
The book is well written so it is a good page turner. Did I say that 100 pages could have been cut? It is really just a series of incidents.
It is a morality tale however. Don't get busted for drugs in a Third World country. The dealer (hero?) does and what ensues is kinda crazy. I don't doubt that some of it is fiction but in all a fast paced read. There is way too much recreated dialogue however and the ghost writer puts a clean veneer on even the most insidious things. But still a good read. I hope the dealer has kept his nose clean. He sounds in the book like a decent enough fellow but his previous life as a dealer warranted a much longer sentence than he in fact ever served. I doubt the book will do much for Bolivia's tourist industry but considering the events that transpire that is just plain warranted.

Books like this require you to suspend critical thinking and moral but...a good read nonetheless.
The book started well, and there were good passages in between, but I got the feeling I was hearing what we call in the South "twice told tales" - more of a tall tale than actual facts. The amounts of cash made, and some of the methods described, seemed more for an interesting story than actual reality. I don't regret reading the book, or the price, but I would not recommend it. NOTE In the edition the pictures do not match to the captions.