Review: Opens up the world of a women's prison
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2013
I received a complimentary copy of this book to review.Pam worked as a case management worker for Medicaid, she had her own business and employed several people.  When she was was arrested for money laundering and fraud she had no idea what she had done wrong.  She plead guilty by the advice of her lawyer in order to get a reduced sentence, however, the judge sentenced her to seven years.It seems as though throughout the legal process, Pam either did not know how/why the charges were brought against her, then she signs the plea agreement, is sentenced and serves the seven years without supposedly really knowing how she got into this situation.  Rather difficult to believe a self made business woman could be that naive.I thought the book was good in the aspect that gives a clear view of the prison system, not sure if I'm sold on her innocence.