"The Prisoner in Hell: A True Story," written by Peter Evans, is the fascinating account of the author's nine years of incarceration in the state of Texas. Originally from the United Kingdom, the author ran afoul of the law and was remanded to a penitentiary. Immediately following the beginning of serving his time, the author fiercely contends that those of nefarious intentions subjected him to a daily onslaught of emotional and psychological torture. Contending that these overtures were not made by other prisoners. Mr.Evans staunchly believes that an out of control consortium of prison officials and government leaders conspired to break his spirit. Composed primarily in a captivating narrative, the text flows at a brisk tempo which should maintain the reader's interest throughout.While those who have been fortunate enough to not have been sentenced to prison may find many of the author's assertions to be difficult to fully fathom.