Overview

A very young man thrown into a prison full of hard men with nothing to lose is one of the most tense situations in the world, especially for a gay young man. Over the course of this collection of five stories, Zac learns to look out for himself in this tiger pit...

Turned Out:

Zac fucked up bigtime when he tried to sell a fistful of coke to an undercover cop.

Now, locked up and sentenced to three years in prison, he knows he's a target, being slight, shy and barely old enough to shave.

Right from day one, he tries to figure out a plan to get protection for himself and picks a high-ranking corrections officer, Ramon Ross. Of course, this newbie has no idea there isn't much that separates the guards from the prisoners...

Shacked Up:

After trading favors for protection with the head of correction, Zac's gotten a taste of what prison has to offer and he can't get it out of his mind.
Assigned to a kindly older lifer who can shield him from what could befall him if he had to fend for himself, he now has plenty of time to daydream.
Once he lets it slip what he thinks their little arrangement is missing, he realizes too late he can't take it back...

Busting Out:

Far from coming to love his protector since learning his awful secret, Zac comes to realize that being held back is killing him.

Once his attention starts to roam, he makes up his mind to expand his horizons and take up recreation with the leader of the biggest, toughest black gang in the prison.

Used to being sheltered, he never imagines that offering his attention isn't nearly as exciting as having it taken from him...

Passed Around:

After months on his own, Zac has learned to exist in prison by his wiles and charms, evading the humiliation of being the designated punk of any one of the gangs that rule the facility in particular.

When the snubbed leader of the Aryan Nation comes gunning for his piece of Zac's ass, Zac soon realizes there's nothing he can do to avoid the confrontation.

Trouble is, he chooses to defend himself and finds out for once and for all submission was always his only option...

Coming Home:

Prison life is monotony broken up by moments of mortal terror and Zac's found that out the hard way.

He finally snaps and takes matters into his own hands, injuring his cellmate who decides he wants some of what he thinks everyone else has gotten, and ends up in a special meeting with the warden, or so he thinks.

The sharp, well dressed man waiting for him makes him an offer to get him out this hellish environment, but in exchange for the ultimate act of submission...

34,000 words.