Convict: Breaking Bond Season 1, #2

By C.K. KANE

BREAKING BOND - SEASON 1

EPISODE 2

A rough start to a hard time…

He grabs the collar of my T-shirt, jerking me back.
So I punch him.
Then he comes for me.

First day in jail? Always a mindf*ck.

First day in teenage jail? Mindf*ck squared.

And that's without making mistakes.

15-year-old Cal Kane faces his first day in teen jail.

It does not go well.

 

First days are the worst days...

Episode 2 in Breaking Bond. Episode 3 out now - save by buying the three-book Volume 1.
Episodes 4-10 publishing regularly throughout 2023. 

• Language: English
• Publisher: C.K. KANE
• Release date: Feb 10, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215621448

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CONVICT

CONVICT

BREAKING BOND SEASON 1

EPISODE 2

C.K. KANE

Unlocked Books

CONTENTS

TRUTHS

Foreword

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

THE STORY CONTINUES

About the Author

TRUTHS

An unjust law is itself a species of violence. Arrest for its breach is more so.

- Mahatma Ghandi

So much for the golden future, I can't even start

I've had every promise broken, there's anger in my heart

You don't know what it's like, you don't have a clue

If you did you'd find yourselves doing the same thing too.

- Judas Priest, Breaking the Law

FOREWORD

What did they think we’d eat? Promises?

What did they think we’d do as the country went to shit? Nothing?

Not a chance.

It’s landed me in jail, but (apart from Billy) I wouldn’t change my doings that night.

What else were we – was I – supposed to do?

DAILY TIMES LONDON, SEPTEMBER 14

[Reuters; PA]: Y-Law #3, the third of the Youth Laws introduced this year by the new Britain Now party government and its Youth Task Force (YTF), was announced this morning to immediate effect.

‘YL#3’ greatly extends the powers stated in Y-Law #1, which saw 20 youth detention centres opened across the country plus the formation of the YTF and Juvenile Justice Patrol; and Y-Law #2, which established minimum six-month custodial sentences or detention for an indeterminate time on Patrol bases for any crime committed by citizens aged between 13 and 18. All three laws have been passed in response to the extensive riots last year which led to dozens of deaths and billions of pounds’ worth of damage caused to public space and buildings.

Now Y-Law 3 mandates for minimum six-month Centre sentences for a wide range of new offences previously classed as misdemeanours under YL#2 (see Reprimands Timeline, p.2). These include school truancy, using alcohol and other drugs, trespassing, theft and any form of physical violence including peer-on-peer fights. . The new law also introduces a