Not a bad read. It gave me some insight into Nancy Kerrigan's personal life growing up. I was surprised by the hardships her family faced, as it seemed she had always had an easy upbringing given her attitude during and after the 1994 Olympics. This book makes no attempt to hide its love for Kerrigan, and its dislike for Tonya Harding. It ends before things have settled with the attack on Nancy and before the Olympics have wrapped up. I am not sure why the author didn't just wait a little while longer to be able to give that information. The obvious bias aside, it is a brief, surface-level biography and is best to read if you are looking for a quick summary of Nancy's life before 1994. ( )