"Pleasure Pain and Prison" would be fictitious only if the real-life character portrayed as Jayla was fictitious. But the true nature of Jayla is the true nature of the Author. As proof, journey with her in "Pleasure Pain and Prison" as she navigates through a destructive culture as a teenager where her troubles begin after rebelling against the dysfunction between her parent's, caused by her father's abuse of alcohol and her mother's gambling addiction. Like so many girls who find themselves in trouble in inner cities, she's introduced to sex, drugs and a surprise pregnancy. No matter how...