True Crime Prison Stories About How Drug Addicts are Being Bred Into Gang Members in California ( 3 Books in 1 )

The United States puts more people in prison than any other country in the world. It isn't the Land of the Free, it's the home of the imprisoned.

Glenn Langohr spent 10 years in some of the most violent California Prisons for drug crimes and started writing from a cell in solitary confinement after being involved in a prison riot. His writing shines a light into the broken prison system and reveals the dark hidden underbelly of the U.S.'s War on Drugs and how it relates to the breeding of gangs in prison.

In this riveting boxed set the author takes you inside the California Prison System that houses a mixture of Mexican cartel members, Mexican mafia, Bloods, Crips, and thousands of other street gangs fighting for control.

Race Riot, A Shocking, Inside Look at Prison Life: is a true crime story about BJ, a young and rebellious convicted drug dealer in search of redemption, as he struggles to survive while caught in the cross fire of a gang war in a California maximum security prison.

Lock Up Diaries: is a true crime story about BJ, a determined and rebellious convicted drug dealer in search of redemption, as he struggles to survive a war with the Mexican Mafia over another inmate's drug debts in a California maximum security prison.

Gladiator is a crime memoir set in a violent California prison, where BJ, a determined and battle tested drug dealer serving time, struggles to survive and find redemption, without becoming a gang member.