This fiction is about a prisoner who psychoanalyzes himself and achieves reformation. He also exhorts his friends and associates in prison to reform. He finds his soulmate in the lady officer who ran his housing unit. They get married and have a great relationship including sexually. He goes home to become a successful relationship therapist. He and his wife establish several successful businesses. They also become activist for the poor and disenfranchised. Due to him coming from the streets he has the wherewithal to bring about some reform in ghettos all over the country

Reformed Prisoner

One of the greatest love stories of all time is between Prophet Solomon and Queen Sheba (Peace be upon them). Solomon was also a king. His biggest mission was to teach people about believing and submitting to The Creator of the heavens and earth. That The Creator was one without any partner or associates. The Creator had power over all things. The Creator was eternal without beginning or end. That God always existed and was not in need of anyone or anything. God was the All Hearing, All seeing, All knowing, All willing, All powerful, All Creating, and All speaking. 


He was informed about this powerful, sagacious , modest beautiful, and wealthy Queen Sheba. She had unilateral rule over her great kingdom. Astonishingly she wasn't married. She was chaste, modest, and celibate. Her beauty was unmatchable. 


Right after learning about the queen he wrote her a letter that begin with, " In the name of God , The Most Compassionate, The Most Merciful." 


Chapter Ten