An incredible true story - in 1964 my father, British Javelin champion John McSorley, built a man-size box and shipped it from Heathrow airport. The airfreight was human; his friend Reg Spiers, a penniless young Australian athlete desperate to get home and win back his girl. He was in for the ride of his life; a nightmarish cocktail of turbulent cargo holds, forklift truck disasters and mind-altering dehydration. He’d risk everything for Annie, but little did she know, they'd soon be skipping bail on drug-smuggling charges. Follow the true-crime exploits of the young couple and their years of gripping, high-stakes dramas through India, Africa and Sri Lanka.

What stayed with me before the Ring wasn't the walls-it was his voice. Keosha thought she knew the rules: stay sharp, stay fast, stay alive. But the Ring doesn't play by rules-it rewrites them. Inside a glass cage dressed like paradise, seven strangers are forced to survive a system that feeds on more than blood. Secrets are currency. Trust is a noose. And the deeper Keosha digs, the more she realizes the walls weren't just built to contain them-they were built to break them. In the Ring, beauty is a weapon. And devotion? It's the fastest way to die.