The Animal Factory

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268 pp. "Rom Decker was a white-collar criminal -- well-manicured and wet behind the ears when the prison gates slammed behind him. But he was also lucky. The king of the pen, toug h old con Earl Copen decided to take the kid under his wing, teach him the ropes, teach him to stay alive: how to survive gang rape, homosexuality, murder, and the race wars that raged every day in the Animal Factory. It was all part of the con game. It was expected. But there were other things inside he never expected, things like loyalty and sacrifice. And they were the hardest of all things to handle." Show more