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Prison Time

Locked Up In Arizona (English Shaun Trilogy, Book 3)

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Prison Time

By: Shaun Attwood
Narrated by: Shaun Attwood
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After Shaun Attwood arrived in the Arizona Department of Corrections, his challenges multiplied. His cellmate threatened to cave in Shaun’s skull with a padlock in a sock. A naked neighbour dragged him into a cell for sex. Before a visit with his parents, he was attacked by a drug-crazed biker.

Forced to adapt or perish, Shaun made alliances with powerful prisoners, including T-Bone a massive ex-Marine who risked his life saving inmates from rape, and Two Tonys, an old-school Mafia murderer who left the corpses of his rivals from Tucson to Alaska. They showed Shaun how to transcend incarceration and to learn from his mistakes.

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Great inspiring story. I just finished hard time, so decided to keep going and listen to this. The author isn't a bad narrator, but unfortunately can only do his own English accent well and isn't great at the American accents. in Hard time the narrator is the opposite- can only do a good American accent. I think a good narrator like a good actor should be able to do at least these two accents well. Regardless it is still a great listen

Great inspiring story

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It’s an interesting story. This book sounds so much better because the author is reading it. It’s much better with an English accent. It’s easy to see why America’s prisons and jails are so crowded.

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