Jailbreak Full Novel by AR Taboo

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Jailbreak by AR Taboo is an adult fiction book that follows a writer whose prison correspondence draws her into a dangerous relationship with two inmates, Cash and Damien. After returning to her childhood home, an isolated cabin, she focuses on writing and discovers an inmate pen-pal service while researching her next novel. What begins as a simple exchange soon develops into an unsettling connection filled with curiosity, desire, and secrets.
Cash first catches her attention with his intimidating mugshot, tattoos, cold stare, and a jagged scar running from his eyebrow toward his cheekbone. His cellmate Damien soon becomes part of the correspondence, bringing a contrasting personality and a different kind of attraction. As their letters grow more intense, the writer finds herself caught between creative inspiration and personal involvement. When a familiar nickname suddenly appears, her quiet life takes a shocking turn. Blending adult fiction, psychological suspense, and dangerous attraction, the story explores complicated relationships and includes graphic sexual themes and dubious-consent elements.
This document provides the full novel text in English for personal reading. The PDF book is available for free download and read online, with page numbers for convenient navigation. This unabridged eBook text can also be read on a compatible Kindle device or app. Download the free PDF or read the full novel online in English to follow the escalating tension, secrets, and unexpected twists in AR Taboo’s story.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages34

Reading Time52 min

AccessFree to download

Contents

Content Warning / Author’s Note

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Epilogue

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JAILBREAK

AR TABOO

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Contents

Content Warning / Author ’s Note

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Epilogue

Chapter 1

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Publisher ’s Note: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are a product of the author ’s imagination. Locales and public names are sometimes used for atmospheric purposes. Any resemblance to actual people, living or dead, or to businesses, companies, events, institutions, or locales is completely coincidental.

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Content Warning / Author’s Note

All characters depicted in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older.

Though not explicitly stated, there is no blood relation among characters.

AR Taboo stories contain graphic sexual content and should be read with caution. There are instances of dubious consent, forced submission, fantasized familial ties, rape, punishment, and age play.

While reading romance can be a way to safely explore, we do not condone violence or abuse of any kind outside the pages of a book.

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Jailbreak

Since when was writing letters to inmates a bad idea? The moment the bars

can't hold them back, she's done for.

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Chapter One

WILLOW

he sound of creaking floorboards has my pen stopping midstroke. I

tilt my head and listen. I hear the wind against the loose gutter that I’ve been meaning to fix for weeks, and the familiar hum of the refrigerator.

I’ve lived in the old cabin for a few years now. At one time, it was my childhood home. When my grandparents passed, I moved back, enjoying the quiet more than the city.

It’s pointless to live in the city and still feel all alone. Out here, I can enjoy my peace and not have to work a handful of jobs to cover my share of rent with a random roommate. Being here gives me the freedom to do what I’ve always dreamed of but never had the time to do before. Now I can write to my heart's content. Besides, I’m not so lonely anymore.

When I’d been researching for my next book, I stumbled onto the site Write an Inmate. I don’t know what possessed me to do it, but one profile stood out to me over the rest. I thought, what the hell, I can try it out. It might be fun and interesting.

What I didn’t predict was getting two for one. Cash was the profile I clicked on that day, months ago. His mug shot was one of the scariest pictures of all of them. He was staring flat into the camera, no fear, no performance. Simply waiting. He filled the frame, shoulders hunched

forward like he was too big for the pose they made him hold. The tattoos crawled up his neck from the prison jumpsuit collar, and that scar, white and jagged, cut through his eyebrow down to his cheekbone. It was strange, but I had the urge to trace it with my lips.

I’d touched myself that night, thinking about him. The shame came later. The arousal, however, never left. The next morning, I’d written to him, and it took him no time to respond. That’s when I found out it wasn’t only him; it was his cellmate Damien too.

Damien was a stark contrast to Cash. He looked like he belonged in a different century. He was a handful of inches over six feet and was leaner than Cash. He had the kind of body that was built for endurance.

In his mugshot, his face was all a

FAQs

What warning is included before the story begins?

The text warns that AR Taboo stories contain graphic sexual content and include instances of dubious consent, forced submission, and other non-consensual elements.

Why does the narrator start writing to inmates?

She is researching her next book, finds the site “Write an Inmate,” and reaches out to a standout profile, expecting something fun and interesting.

Who are the key prison characters introduced first?

Cash is the profile she contacts, and she later learns his cellmate Damien is involved as well. Their contrasting appearances and records shape the narrator’s growing fixation.

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