Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women's Prison Free Audiobook Download by Piper Kerman

Orange Is the New Black is a book about Piper's year-long stay in a women's prison for a crime she did not commit. She was sentenced to 15 months because of what she believes to be an accidental drug smuggling operation. The story is told from her point of view and is compelling and informative.

At age 27, Piper Chapman is living the dream: a high-powered office job, an apartment on New York City's Upper East Side, and a fantastic fiancé, Larry Bloom. All that changes when she wakes up to find herself sentenced to 15 months in prison. Charged with money laundering related to her time as a drug runner, Piper is forced to trade her designer wardrobe and life in one of the world's most glamorous cities for an orange jumpsuit and life at FCI Danbury.

In 2007, Piper Kerman was sentenced to serve time in a women's prison in upstate New York for transporting $10,000 worth of drug money across state borders. This book is a personal account of what it's like to be locked up behind bars and how the experience changes who you are as a person.

Piper Kerman recounts the year she spent incarcerated at FCI Danbury, a women's prison in Connecticut. Kerman has spent her entire life as an executive - always in situations where she was successful and loved. However, after serving a 15 month sentence for a minor offence, Piper begins to experience the fear, shame, guilt and humiliation that others who are imprisoned often feel. She realizes that her previous life doesn't prepare her for what it means to live without power or control.

Piper Kerman has been found guilty of transporting a person who was smuggling heroin into the US. She begins serving a 15-month sentence in FCI Danbury Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) and is introduced to the realities of what it means to live in prison, which range from the mundane to the unimaginable.

Orange Is the New Black is an autobiographical book by Piper Kerman. It tells the story of her time in a women's prison, as she was convicted of money laundering. Initially she was terrified to go to prison, but gradually learns to appreciate her time there and value the women who helped her make it through.