Heaven: A Prison Diary Volume 3

another excellent piece of work !!

A good read

This makes more sense if you read the first two prior books. Interesting and well written and an easy read, come to mind when describing the book. It is what it is - an on going diary of prison time. The tone of the book gets a bit darker as the reins are tightned and he is forced back into a more secure population. His depression is evident as he eventually trails off in his writing and picks it up the day of his discharge. None of the books were gritty in the sense of true prison drama, but it is an interesting prospective. It is almost comical in some aspects as I have worked in the prison system. He is gleeful at the prospect of getting his very own coffee cup when most men spend their days trying not to get stabbed. He rails at people called Lady this or Lord that and loves to name drop. It's difficult to imagine that in a prison system and therefore the unsual prospective. Interesting.

I have yet to read the book. I am on #6 book of 7 of the series "The Clifton Chronicals" that were written also by Jeffrey Archer. The price of the book "Heaven" was fair and delivery of it was on time. I am pleased with my purchase.

Best to read the previous volumes so as to be able to follow the story to the end. This is the story of the last prison that Archer was moved to, and he called it heaven after the first two prisons. Here there is more freedom, and the living conditions are much better. This book is the final tale of a prison's Pepy's diary, and Archer makes it another page turner.