No One Dies in the Garden of Syn by Michael Seidelman

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How to | Humor | Paranormal | Plays and Anthologies | Poetry | Political | Religion | Romance | SciFi | Animals and Pets | Autobiography | Biography | Business | Children | Comics | Cookbook |Ĭrime and Mystery | Environment and Nature | Fan Fiction | Fantasy | Gaming and Puzzles | General | Historical | Home and Garden | Horror | With Aisha's help, can Strider forgive himself and try to make a life on the outside? But then he gets a visit from Aisha, the daughter of the man who was injured in the accident. Riddled with guilt, Strider feels he doesn't deserve to ever be let out, because he ruined his own life and the life of the victim of the car accident. But his hopes that there might be a life for him after juvie are dashed when it becomes clear that Larkyn is just bait to get Strider to bring in contraband for Wired to distribute.

Maybe with someone like her, Strider can learn how to get by when he gets out. When Strider sees Wired's sister Larkyn come to visit her brother, he is very attracted to her. All the kids he knew have moved on without him, and he has nothing to return to but life with his father since his mother left them. When his parole officer suggests that he apply for early parole, Strider realizes that it would be hard for him to survive on the outside. Strider keeps his head down and continues his schoolwork, and another inmate called Wired gives Strider protection from the gangs in exchange for loans of money and helping Wired cheat on tests. Known inside juvenile detention as Strider, he has spent more than two years incarcerated, and has learned the hard way how to survive inside. When he was fifteen, Kevin took a car for a joyride and got in an accident that seriously injured a pedestrian.

No One Dies in the Garden of Syn by Michael Seidelman