Skinphil

A Ruined Life: Forced to Become an Aryan Brother Skinphil

Publisher Marketing: It's Malcolm Everett's 18th birthday and naturally he is celebrating with his friends. But the trip home goes horribly wrong and his new car; bought for him by his father, is involved in an accident and 5 of his friends are killed while he survives. He is charged with 5 counts of culpable homicide and sentenced to 45 years in jail with parole after 20 years through a deal with the prosecution to plead guilty. White, blonde haired and young, he is placed in the area that houses the Aryan Brothers and is forced into their ways and the bitch to the leader of the Aryan Brothers. Prison changes all men and Malcolm is no different but he continues with his law studies and eventually passes and becomes a lawyer inside the prison and is given young offenders through his mentor; a well known lawyer in San Francisco. His original lawyer was inexperienced when Malcolm was tried and jailed, but he continued to investigate the accident and finds some disturbing evidence linking his father to falsified evidence and corruption of court and prison officials. A retrial is refused because Malcolm pleaded guilty at the original trial, but the Governor is more sympathetic to the case. While in prison, Malcolm meets the daughter of the leader of the Aryan Brothers and an arranged marriage is carried out, as the brides father is dying of cancer and needs a son to carry on his work in the prison. Malcolm agrees to the marriage and to being a father to her young son. This is a story of the growth of a youth into a vicious member of the Aryan Brotherhood; of corruption in the judicial prison system; life in jail and all the bloodshed that happens; gangs, killings, drugs, rapes; it is graphic but real. Contributor Bio:  Lesbirel, Phillip I have authored many books in many genre but am better known for my gay skinhead and skinhead books. I was born in Guernsey in the Channel Islands to a working class family and had a great family life and upbringing. Being from a working class family allowed me to see the world from a working class point of view and as skinheads are working class lads, I was able to relate to them. I always considered myself a skinhead and still have not hung up my boots. I was educated at the Guernsey Grammar School for Boys. I immigrated with my family to Sydney Australia in 1965. After roaming the country for a few years joined the Royal Australian Air Force as a Motor Mechanic and Diesel Fitter trainee and enjoyed 25 years of military service. I retired from the military in 2002 and after living and working in an Indigenous Community in the Northern Territory finally settled in Cairns in Far Northern Queensland in 2004. It was here that I started to write after I was divorced in 2005. Most of my books are of the gay genre and are listed at the back of this book. This book, 'To Be Reborn', is a story of a young man born into a wealthy family and with all the advantages for wealth; good schooling, the darling of the Cheer leaders as the team quarter back. But Marshall wanted his father's affection but got none. He started to act up and was arrested several times but his father always sent the family lawyer to get him out. After a finals game in the College NFL, Marshall entered a bar to drink with his fellow team mates, when he saw his nemesis from the game; Kasinski. Marshall was still hyped up from the game and when he saw Kaminski, he lost his cool, hitting him several times over the head with a chair and laying into him with the boot. Marshall was charged and sentenced to 8 years in prison and disinherited by his father. The story tells of how he finds his way through prison life, finds his true calling as a concrete laborer and several male lovers both inside and outside prison. He teams up with the Aryan Brothers in prison and on release continues to carry out murders on their behalf until they decide he knows too much and try to have him killed. Marshall escapes but has to go through much to kill himself off and find a new life, finally ending up as a black man in South Africa with his partner Zac. This story is as much a gay love story as it is a story of prison culture and where it leaves ex prisoners on release. I hope you enjoy the book. Phil Lesbirel