Prisondrama Stories

Karma Justice's name is the complete opposite of what she has done, but it goes great with her job. Not many believe in the principle of Karma, but many has experienced it. Justice was among those who never thought her first name's meaning was real. But when she committed the greatest sin against her job, she went through the worst karma one could pass by. After all, double majoring was never such as issue. But when you're a forensic psychologist working as a novelist under a pen-name, there are some rules that you shall obey, and the the most important one of them is: Plagiarism.

A forbidden love grows between two inmates who find comfort in each other inside a prison built on their darkest mistakes.

Cancer-stricken prison guard Kalisha fights to expose corruption and protect her family in this gripping tale of courage, betrayal, and transformation that proves sometimes you have to hit rock bottom to discover your true strength.

Clint Holden has spent 15 years in HM Belmarsh Prison, and in that time he has some amazing stories to tell... but none like the story of Gavin Thomas. A fascinating story of family, friendship, and a desire to be good -- The Good Prisoner has a twist that you will not see coming.

CONTROL held. That was the mistake. After learning how the prison thinks, how it hesitates, and how it remembers its own flaws, the men inside United Penitentiary Facility stop watching and start deciding. BREAKPOINT isn't chaos. It's intention. The weakness is no longer theoretical. The timing is no longer accidental. And patience has run out. Gary, James, and Chip understand the cost of leadership when hesitation becomes action. Jason's instability turns from liability to spark. Ray's knowledge becomes dangerous. Emilio's crew is ready to turn disruption into cover. Bill Allen understands systems well enough to know exactly when they fail. And John Narramore-carrying secrets tied to money, power, and men who should never be named-realizes silence may no longer protect him. Above them all, Warden Joel Walsh faces a truth no system can escape: Once people stop reacting and start moving on purpose, CONTROL no longer owns time. BREAKPOINT is where restraint ends, lines are crossed, and every choice carries consequences that can't be undone. Not everyone will make it out. Not everyone will make the right move. But someone will move first. Because when the clock hesitates long enough, it stops owning you.

(Book 2) THE CLOCK OWNS YOU UPF: CONTROL The escape didn't happen. That was the problem. After a near-breakout shakes United Penitentiary Facility, Warden Joel Walsh activates CONTROL-a silent, surgical system designed not to punish, but to compress. No lockdowns. No riots. Just precision. Schedules tighten. Sleep disappears. Silence becomes policy. Inside UPF, men learn that control isn't enforced with force-it's enforced with time. As pressure mounts, a subtle flaw emerges. A hesitation. A repeatable moment where the prison blinks. It isn't an escape route. Not yet. But it's real-and once seen, it can't be unseen. Gary, James, and Chip understand the danger of knowing too much. Jason wrestles with impulse and restraint. Ray watches the system crack and waits. Bill Allen learns that intelligence is useless when no one argues back. Emilio studies patience like a weapon. And John Narramore carries secrets powerful men would kill to keep buried. Above them all, Walsh watches-measuring seconds, reactions, and intent-allowing the flaw to exist to learn who notices first. Because in UPF, the question isn't how to escape. It's who moves first when everyone knows where the weakness is. The clock never stops. It only hesitates.

Inside the United Penitentiary Facility, time is not measured - it is enforced. Warden Joel Walsh runs UPF on a schedule so precise it breaks men without touching them. Every door, every count, every second belongs to him. Brothers James and Chip Dutt learn quickly that survival depends on silence and timing. A talkative inmate named Gary hears too much. A fixer named Ray Brown knows pieces of every escape but never the whole truth. And as power shifts inside the walls, the prison itself begins to test who can adapt - and who will disappear. In UPF, order is the weapon. And the clock decides who pays.

Inspired by the intensity of Euphoria and the haunting allure of We Were Liars. ______________________________________-Seven years behind bars changed Maddie Perez , but nothing could prepare her for Cadence Sinclair. Cadence Sinclair is reckless, brilliant, and maddeningly obsessed, and Maddie Perez can't resist the danger she brings.

Living life in a prison wasn't always fun, meeting new people who have claimed to be innocent or just some that admit to their crimes. Harry Styles was known as the Hot headed murderer, in others eyes that is. He was a pretty nice lad, always smiling and bro hugging his two mates that were locked up a little longer then he has been. 23 years old and still serving another 20 years for the murder of his uncle. Not only did this prison contain violators and murderers that were out for fresh meat but these other inmates had their own business to keep up with. Everything was going smoothly, Harry being tatted with his random ideas, his hair flowing down passed his shoulders, dimples out on display. People do admit from time to time that they would love to make Harry's theirs, knowing that he wouldn't budge in a bit for that. There was no such things as being someone's 'Bitch' in this prison. Little did Harry styles know was that it was time for inmates to switch off to other prisons. Knowing that he was up for the change since he had heard about being moved to another. But he was most certainly not ready for Bradford's prison cells where the men lurk for a bottom...Not only a bottom but a certain pretty boy who doesn't belong in their prison.