Review: Prison Killers Book 2
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 9, 2012
Lock Up Diaries by Glenn LangohrPrison Killers Book 2Another adventure of life in prison as we see it through the author's eyes. From entering the extreme heat of the desert prison to cataloging the area as BJ walks through another new prison. Getting the feel of the tensions between the races and the good and bad guards. And even the joy to find you have a good cellie and that you have a friend in the same prison. Lock Up continues to expand on the segregation of the races within and the tension it causes. Once again waiting for the moment they feel coming....when the one race has an opportunity to attack the other in senseless acts of violence. Driven by some unknown pride and forces that are hard to understand.Sometimes it can be hard to read the truth about how the blood lust takes over these men, driving them blindly to attack someone because of their color or even the same race. Often so many men against one, even when the man is down the others are still driven to attack. How the adrenaline is so high that they continue warring although being pummeled by the block guns and their minds don't seem to clear until the rifle goes off and one of their comrades fall. Glenn writes in an extremely visual way....being he lived through many similar situations.Lock Up Diaries is the 2nd book book in the Prison Killers Series. The first being Race Riots, the third is Gladiator and the fourth is Underdog. These are all shorter stories that  can be bought separately or all four in one in Pelican Bay Riot. His two novels are Roll Call and Upon Release from Prison....following the author's life that led to prison and the struggles of life afterward.**Language and violence. Considering the background of this book with drugs, gangs and prison, the author has kept all of this at a minimum.