In 2008, Sean was sentenced to prison for forty-five years for a string of robberies. Less than a year into that bid, he was caught conspiring to escape and placed in solitary confinement, where he ultimately spent more than two years in complete isolation. During this dark period of his life, he began to write his memoirs. The first one, Changing Faces, which he self-published in 2012, is a cautionary tale detailing his path into the criminal world and illustrates the reverberating effects of choices. The second book, Discarded Lives, details his life behind bars, all twenty plus years of his incarceration. Both books are currently being revised and reedited and will be republished in the near future and made available worldwide. Changing Faces, in its original form, is still available on many platforms. Click the link below to buy a copy.