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Sometimes the way justice is dealt out behind bars is itself criminal. So discovers Stephen Travis, the chaplain at a men's prerelease unit in the North Carolina Department of Corrections. The year is 1979 and Jim Crow is alive an well in the state justice system. The men in the Fairborn Advancement Center have all spent double digits behind bars and are looking forward to their release. However, their release comes at a price - set by their guards. Stephen Travis finds himself caught between his duty of care toward the inmates an following procedures mandated by the system. His decision could mean his life.

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Jack N. Lawson is a retired pastor, prison chaplain, and teacher/scholar of the Hebrew Bible. Among his scholarly publications are The Concept of Fate in Ancient Mesopotamia (1994) and ""Mesopotamian Precursors to the Stoic Concept of Logos"" (1999). Since retirement he has become a writer of fiction works such as Doing Time, No Good Deed, Criminal Justice, The Woods, and Dirty Business. Lawson and his wife, Chris, live in Basse-Normandie.

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