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Among Women - J. M. Cornwell

Among Women

J. M. Cornwell
Creative Ink, LLC , English
47 ratings
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Trust is always the first thing to go, and the hardest thing to find.Abandoned in New Orleans and left with $50 and the clothes on her back, after six weeks, Pearl believes she’s found a way to reclaim her life.She couldn’t have been more wrong.Arrested and jailed in the Orleans Parish Women’s Correctional Center without any way to reach the outside world, Pearl retreats into her own frantic thoughts until slowly the voices of her fellow prisoners reach past her fear.No longer alone, Pearl begins to listen to their stories—stories that must be told. Through their tales Pearl finds her own voice, a source of strength and a way out.Cover art by Aubrey Boneau & Michael Reighn.

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