Lorton legends
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Author
Publication
2011 - DC Bookdiva Publications, Washington, DC, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
79,250 words, Guess
Page Count
317 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveisbn_9780984611065
- ISBN-100984611061
- ISBN-139780984611065
- Library of Congress Control Number2011933082
- OCLC Control Number729341740
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL26307160M
Classifications
- DDC813.6
- LCCPS3623.I55657 L67 2011
- LCCPS3623.I55656 L67 2011
Alternate Titles
- DC Bookdiva presents Lorton legends
Description
"The Lorton Correctional Complex was one of the most notorious prisons in U.S. history. It housed convicts from Washington, D.C. Known for violence and corruption, it shaped and molded every man, or woman, that experienced life on the inside. Sent to Lorton at age 17 for armed robbery, Ronald Mays is introduced to a world where only the strong survive. In prison he is forced to better himself as a man he learns to read, he drops his heroin habit, and becomes a father. Being a loyalist at heart, Ronald gets involved in a feud with older convicts that can cost him everything. A survivor by nature, Ronald makes it out of Lorton alive and returns to the streets of D.C. with his mind focused on doing bigger and better things with his life. He leaves all of his old ways alone and pursues his dreams of becoming a pro boxer if he succeeds he wins for all those close to him. No matter how hard he tries to avoid the drama of the D.C. streets, it comes his way hard and fast. Ronald finds himself fighting his yesterdays in order to attain his dreams of tomorrow. Like most real men that survived Lorton, Ronald is driven by his will to succeed and his demand for respect. Nothing will get in his way"--Page 4 of cover.
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