"Mind-bending science-fiction in the tradition of Total Recall and Wayward Pines." The evidence was irrefutable--Joshua Briar had shot Professor McSorley. The bullet had richocheted off a metal plate in McSorley's head and struck an innocent college girl, killing her instantly. The Court-TV pundits called it the strangest murder in history. The prosecuting attorney called it an open and shut case. The problem: Joshua was innocent. Now, three years into his life sentence, an anonymous benefactor begins mailing Joshua articles about quantum physics, nanotechnology, and advanced neuroscience. Joshua remembers strange medical experiments performed on him long ago by the prosecution's key witness. A vast conspiracy has followed Joshua into prison. Can he solve the mystery before it's too late? To find out, read the book critics are calling must-read science-fiction: Xander Gray's mind-bending thriller, Prison of Souls