Incarceration Stories

We follow up with Kari-Ann Maloney in this sequel as she goes through life, a decade after incarceration. She gradually rebuilds her life from scratch, trying to readjust into society. Now in her early 30s, she has relocated to Los Angeles in order to make a new life-and name-for herself in the City of Angels, hoping to lose herself underneath all the glamor of the Hollywood lights so that no one would ever recognize her from her dark past in her hometown of Ryder, Connecticut.

A middle aged father of four reflects back on his childhood and the tremendous impact his grandmother had on him while partially raising him throughout his troubled childhood into adulthood.

While navigating the troubled waters of illegal jobs, college, and family, Alexa and her brother Seth become entangled in a dark world they never thought they'd be a part of. That dark world leads to the incarceration of the brother-sister duo, but that doesn't stop them from doing whatever it takes to free themselves from the clutches of corrupt agents and rogue bounty hunters looking to hit pay-dirt by silencing them. Her brother and some pals put in motion a series of elaborate plans to break out in a desperate attempt to free an innocent man who was wrongly accused of committing a heinous crime, sentenced to be executed soon. With the help of some folks on the outside, and some crooked people on the inside looking for a pay raise, their escape goes off without a hitch. Once out of prison, their perils aren't even close to being over. The group must flee with the help of a few trustworthy connections in order to avoid recapture, all while being forced to battle an intricate political conspiracy that puts everyone's life at risk. Life's hard enough as it is, but to make matters worse, a love triangle forms, and the man Alexa chooses might soon be behind bars again. WARNING ❗️Please be advised that this story contains mature themes and strong language❗️ ❗️I DO NOT OWN ANY RIGHTS TO THE ORIGINAL CHARACTERS FROM PRISON BREAK, NOR DO I OWN ANY OF THE PLOT OR MOVIE SCENES! I ONLY OWN MY OWN MADE UP CHARACTERS AND MY OWN ORIGINAL IDEAS!❗️ Copyright © 2018 by Lori Sweet a.k.a LadyTopGear

Story of a 16-year-old African American girl, who faces real life on her own.

From age three to thirteen, Liz Coleman had learned to trust and adore her lifetime friend, Zero Dominus, who also happens to not only be six years older than her but is also the religiously prophesied anti-Christ. That same year, Zero grew exceedingly jealous of Liz's love interest, Nawaf, who returned her affections. His anger opened a fiery wound in the Earth: A portal to Hell. Eventually, Liz and her friends, Nawaf and Hope, escaped from Hell, leaving Zero behind unintentionally. A year later, while everyone else on Earth fails to recall any kind of paranormal memories, Liz finds herself without the ability to eat, sleep, or focus due to the memories of watching her best friend be consumed by the fires of Hell. She is engulfed in guilt and depression until discovering Zero's soul taking possession of a dead man by the name of Leo. Once he confessed his identity, expecting rejection, Liz took him back home, hoping life would continue as it did before Hell intervened. That is surely not the case. Zero is still trapped inside the body of Leo and Liz still suffers from the recollections of eternally dying spirits and nearly losing her best friend forever, who she is believing to be falling in love with. In the midst of trying to figure out whether to abandon their feelings for each other or succumb to desire, Liz, Zero, and their friends Hope, Nawaf, and DJ are all abducted by the FBI for paranormal suspicions that may connect to the fall of society. Zero is targeted while Liz is interrogated. All are isolated and focused on like ants in an Ant Farm. Zero admits defeat to a fate behind bars rather than a fate in Hell, but Liz refuses defeat. She conflicts between two desires, and will finally begin to realize how to overcome her demons and Zero's.

Summer vacation turns into a nightmare for 11-year old Josh. He gets arrested for shoplifting, spanked by his father and sentenced to juvenile jail.

truth sometimes covers more truth

Self-reflection after the wrongful conviction of my spouse. The second portion is the beautiful mirror-piece he wrote back to me from his cell.

It's nice to win awards, especially in a prison.

I was alive and breathing but in the face of the world, I was insignificant and dead, I was a mere specter.

Tess Sanderson, finds herself behind bars, wrongfully accused of being an accomplice to her sweetheart's marijuana growing escapades. Focused and oblivious, Tess has been making a name for herself in the affluent Alpharetta/Milton equestrian real estate world, while juggling flips and rehabs with Evan, the love of her life. Her life is sidelined one cold January night when her farm is raided and she is taken to the Cherokee County Jail and held without bail when Evan's grow house is discovered. Home Grown takes you behind the scenes in the world of incarceration in the rural-suburban Cherokee County Jail, women's section, J-Pod. A young woman's hopes and dreams shattering and a new reality coming into focus.

The world is under a Scorpio Sun and Sagittarius Moon - a mix that asks for honesty even when it's messy. That's exactly what Good Mother, My Ass was born from. This week the book is free to download for two days because truth should be accessible, not gated. It's a memoir about motherhood, incarceration, and what control really costs. If you've ever carried the label "too much" or "not enough," it might meet you where you are. ➡️ Read or download here

The actual notes from a young man liam.

Autobiographical tale. The truth told by me about me. I'm no professional writer but I speak from the heart. Judge me accordingly

So, now Kirby has the ability to inhale cars and drive. Wanna know what he can't do though? Drive those bitchess like a sane person cuz, y'know, THE BITCH IS A BABY

This is the true story of Artie Burns Sr, a man whose life was reshaped by a wrongful conviction and the long shadow of a justice system that failed him. Through his own voice, he recounts the events that led to his arrest, the courtroom moments that sealed his fate, and the years he spent behind bars for a crime he did not commit. Inside prison, Artie found himself navigating a world built on survival, discipline, and routine. He worked with retired racehorses, participated in mentorship programs, and held on to the pieces of himself that the system tried to strip away. His memories of family, from loved ones he lost to the loved ones who stood by him, helped anchor him through the darkest seasons. While news articles, ESPN features, and local coverage told fragments of his story, the truth lived inside him: he was an innocent man fighting to maintain dignity, identity, and hope. Through faith, perseverance, and an unshakable belief that his life still held purpose, Artie Burns Sr. learned to rise above the labels placed on him. This memoir is not just about injustice; it is about endurance. It is about the quiet strength required to survive what should have broken him, and the determination to reclaim his narrative. Artie's story exposes the cracks in the system, honors the humanity of those forgotten behind its walls, and stands as a testament to the resilience of a man who refused to be defined by the worst moment of his life.