Mi Vida Loca: Walk a Mile in My Shoes

Based on a true story, this book shows that it does not matter how much intelligence you possess, nor does it matter how much money you may have, because we all have problems that seem insurmountable. Jonathan Rundy went to school hungry and was too proud to ask for anything. He was the product of a dysfunctional family. His father was both an alcoholic and a pedophile. His mother too passive and tolerant. And worse yet was the fact that Rundy possessed a genius IQ. Jonathan reveals what it was like to grow up in a world where everybody around him seemed stupid and na¯ve. Feel his pain as he talks about being sent to a reformatory for no reason other than his father wanted him out of the way so that he could molest Rundy's sisters. Relive with Rundy the horrors of seeing murders and having to kill. Then go to prison. Life can be hell for no apparent reason. And the greatest hell can come from inside your own mind. Rundy exposes a corrupt government and raises questions as to why it exists. Rundy also reveals plans on how to make the world a better place by reducing crime. And they are both simplistic and feasible. This book is well worth taking a long, hard look at. It is amazing.