Identity (A One on one novel)

by Michael Kelso

FBT review:

Introducing "Identity (A One on one novel)" by Michael Kelso, a gripping mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat. In the aftermath of the events in 'One on one', the inmates of Larsan State Prison are seizing control, causing chaos and concern for the warden. Rumors of a new threat known as 'The Boss' loom, with tactics reminiscent of the infamous Emil Sorn. As the warden desperately tries to maintain order, he grapples with the moral implications of his decisions. Can he find and stop The Boss before it's too late? This compelling indie book examines the fine line between right and wrong, testing the boundaries of control and morality. Get ready for a thrilling ride into the depths of identity and power.

Publisher Description:

One on ones used brutality to gain an unprecedented level of control over the inmates in Larsan State Prison. But with Emil Sorn gone, the tide has turned and the inmates have their sights set on running the prison their way.

Directly following the events in ‘One on one’, this book delves back into the past to discover where everything went wrong. The inmates are taking control of Larsan state prison back, and there are those who aren’t very happy about it, most of all, the warden. And now there’s a rumor of a new threat. An inmate known only as ‘The Boss’, who has his sights set on running the prison, and maybe more. A dark mirror of Emil Sorn, his tactics range from brutal to insidious. Will the warden be able to find and stop him before he loses control and many more get hurt? Or will the inmates turn the tide from control to anarchy?

Can a moral man live with an immoral decision? Or is he forever tainted? Warden Teph has asked himself that question many times.