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by Kristina Sunshine Jung (Author)
From the co-author of Grazing in the Grass Until the Snow Came, which became the Hollywood biopic Blow, starring Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz, comes this spiritual guidebook of dynamic lifestyle shifts for radical change and eternal happiness. Behind the scenes of the movie, the real players, and the inside story of the game. How the Medellin Cartel rose to riches and fame, then crumbled behind addiction, jealousy, envy, and greed. The story of a path, a path with twists, turns, and dark alleys taken by Mirtha, which led to major crossroads in her life. Learn about the outcomes of the decisions she made at these crossroads, and the strength it took to come to those decisions. Recovery from Blow readers can expect honesty and humility from someone who was there and survived by making the choice to leave the Cartel, the lifestyle, and the money. A choice not many people in the same position would make. A total transformation of life that took choosing the path to the light instead of the path to darkness. If she can do it, so can you.
Author Biography
Kristina Sunshine Jung is the daughter of two of the most notorious drug smugglers worldwide, Mirtha and George Jung. She was featured in the movie Blow depicting her parents' criminal days as Medellin Cartel members and cocaine smugglers. When Kristina was a child, her father was in and out of prison multiple times for drug-related cases. Her mother Mirtha Jung, on the other hand, although depicted as an addict in the movie, went on to recover from drugs, and live a life of complete sobriety for over 20 years. For over 20 years Kristina chose to remain completely anonymous. Up until her father's release in 2014, she had shared none of her own story or pictures publicly. It was her choice to save her story until now. After waiting patiently for her father's release, she has now authored Recovery from Blow, a first-hand account of her mother and father's story, through her experience. Now a mother herself, Kristina's willingness to share her story is motivated by the chance of bringing a greater understanding to others that have a story just like hers but didn't get the notoriety that the film Blow brought her.
