Welcome to “Heaven” — where prison walls don’t mean peace.
In the final installment of Jeffrey Archer’s gripping prison diaries, he’s transferred to North Sea Camp — an open prison dubbed Heaven by inmates. But don’t let the name fool you. Behind the pastoral calm lies a world of petty politics, absurd bureaucracy, and human drama that makes Downton Abbey look like amateur hour.
With his trademark wit, keen observation, and unflinching honesty, Archer unpacks the ironies, routines, and unlikely friendships of life in a place where freedom is dangled like a carrot.
Heaven might be the name, but the journey is anything but divine.