FIRST DAY OUT THE FEDS SERIES

Book One: First Day Out the Feds | Book Two: Last Day In, First Day Out

Freedom was supposed to be the beginning.

Instead, it became the fight for survival.

After serving five years in federal prison, Michelle walks through the prison gates carrying nothing but trauma, unanswered questions, and a determination to rebuild the life that incarceration stole from her. But freedom isn't as simple as walking away. The betrayal that sent her to prison still haunts her, and the people she once trusted have become strangers.

Then she meets Malik.

Fresh home after serving fifteen years in Virginia's prison system, Malik understands the pain of incarceration better than anyone. The scars prison left behind run deeper than either of them is willing to admit. As two broken souls find comfort in one another, what begins as an unexpected friendship quickly grows into a powerful love built on loyalty, trust, and survival.

But the streets have unfinished business.

Just as Michelle begins believing she can finally move forward, she discovers the sister she blamed for her imprisonment is dead. What should have been closure instead opens the door to a deadly conspiracy where secrets are buried beneath lies, corruption, and betrayal. The deeper Michelle and Malik search for the truth, the more they realize someone is determined to make sure the past stays buried even if it means killing anyone who gets too close.

Together they must navigate life after prison while battling old enemies, hidden agendas, family betrayal, and the harsh reality that freedom doesn't erase the past.

In a world where loyalty is earned, betrayal is deadly, and love is tested by violence, Michelle and Malik will discover that surviving prison was only the beginning.

The First Day Out the Feds series is a gritty, emotionally charged urban fiction saga filled with unforgettable characters, raw romance, street politics, shocking twists, and the painful realities of reentry after incarceration. It's a story about redemption, second chances, family, loyalty, and proving that even after prison, a person can still fight to reclaim their life.

Because sometimes your first day out... is where the real sentence begins.