Summary:
The memoir recounts the author's experiences during her 13-month sentence in a federal women's prison, detailing the daily life, friendships, and struggles she encountered behind bars. It provides a personal look at the criminal justice system and the diverse community of women inmates with whom she lived.
Key points:
1. Prison Life Realities: The book gives a raw insight into women's prison life, highlighting harsh conditions, fear, and the importance of inmate camaraderie.
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