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Also by Trisha Sugarek:

Song of the Yukon, September 2016
Paperback / e-Book
Taste of Murder, September 2014
e-Book
The Angel of Murder, April 2014
Paperback
The Dance of Murder, February 2014
Paperback / e-Book
The Act of Murder, January 2014
Paperback / e-Book
The Art of Murder, November 2013
Paperback
Song of the Yukon, October 2013
e-Book
Wild Violets, May 2013
e-Book
Dance of Murder, March 2013
Paperback / e-Book
The Exciting Exploits of an Effervescent Elf, January 2012
Paperback
Women Outside the Walls, January 2012
Paperback

Women Outside the Walls
Trisha Sugarek

These three women have one thing in common; the men they love are in prison

Author Self-Published
January 2012
On Sale: December 31, 2011
Featuring: Alma; Hattie; Kitty
325 pages
ISBN: 1453715010
EAN: 9781453715017
Paperback
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Romance Contemporary

Alma, Kitty and Hattie have one thing in common. The men they love and married are in prison.

This is an interesting and unique topic. Women who marry regular guys, have children, and work jobs. Then their men make one bad decision that leads their women to serving ‘hard time’ on the outside.

Wives visit their men behind bars every day wondering how their lives brought them to this place. This story focuses on three women. Alma is an exotic dancer who seems to be a bit of a nitwit. But on closer inspection we realize that she is doing the best that she can.

Hattie is a hard working African American with four children who works long hours to keep her family together. Then there is Kitty, a wealthy socialite, who in spite of the shame and embarrassment of going to a prison where her husband refuses to see her, doggedly visits every week.

In a series of flash backs we explore the lives of these women before their men were incarcerated; when they lived normal lives with their husbands and children. The plot explodes when one of their daughters disappears and an inmate makes a desperate move towards freedom.

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