histórias de Penitentiary

A leather-bound book was recovered from the ruins of an abandoned prison. The author of this document remains unknown, but his experiences and memories are recorded in his journal...

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

Once an infamous fae assassin, Harlow has now found herself in Riverbend Penitentiary. For the past four years, she has really made a name for herself among the other inmates. But that is soon going to change. Events among the fae courts are threatening the way of life among fae-and she may be the only one skilled enough to stop it. Too bad she's stuck behind bars.

Convicted killer, Felicity Dillon, has become the only known woman to walk the grimy, tainted walls of the all-male prison Fox River Penitentiary. She has her reasons of why she did what she did, and she doesn't want it getting out. The valuable information of her past getting out to the disgusting, pig-like men she has to now call her neighbors, would only put her through her nightmares all over again. When Warden Pope puts her in a cell with a mysterious man she thinks she can trust but is too scarred to want to try, her life sets sails in a whole new direction. Will her cell-mate take a liking to her? Or will he let her fend for herself in a pit of dogs trying to take a bite for themselves?

A man being taken for all the wrong reasons or is he really hiding something? "Sometimes I would watch him as he watched her. It hurt me but I couldn't, I didn't mind." Romance/mystery/thriller

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In the aftermath of a tragic accident, Delilah's world is forever changed by the loss of her beloved husband, Nathen. As she navigates the treacherous waters of grief and loss, she finds herself locked in a battle against the overwhelming sorrow that threatens to consume her. This sorrow has blinded her to the world as it once was, leaving her to grapple with the complexities of her emotions alone. Not only is Delilah struggling with the loss of Nathen, but she is also dealing with the grudge Nathen's family deeply holds against her for the loss of their son. The family's resentment further complicates her already daunting journey. Nathen was the only person who ever truly gave Delilah a chance and loved her for who she was. Losing him was a devastating blow, made all the more difficult by the fact that Delilah had already lost her parents years before. With no one left to turn to, Delilah was left feeling lost and alone. Despite everything she was going through, Delilah refused to give up hope. She knew that Nathen would want her to keep fighting, and she was determined to honor his memory by doing just that. The subsequent mental and physical abuse she endured at the hands of Nathen's family only compounded her suffering. Nevertheless, Delilah remained resolute in her determination to find a way to heal and to move forward, no matter how difficult the journey might be. DISCLAIMER: I do not often edit any chapters before published so if there are any mistakes please bear with me .

In the roaring 20's bank and train robber Roy Gardner was as famous as Jesse James, this is his unbelievable life story.

Agnes Macphail was a force of nature - a woman who broke down the boundaries in Canadian politics and stood up for the voiceless. From 1921 when she first took office, until 1951 (only three years before her death!) when she lost her final election, she was a woman to be reckoned with. She never married, but here she remembers her life with her grand-niece who realizes that she too walks in her great-aunt's footsteps, as do we all.

It about my true experience in Ohio state penitentiary