VICKY STERLING KNOWS THAT DEPORTATION IS HER ONLY OPTION IF SHE EVER WANTS TO SEE HER SON AGAIN...

The trial becomes a white-knuckle ride of which VICKY STERLING is now ready to get off. With an equal combination of detrimental and beneficial evidence that she wasn't entirely to blame for the neighbour's death, leaves her oblivious to her destiny, when her fate lays in the hands of twelve people who absolutely should not be accountable for what happens to her life.

Vicky is sent to a woman's prison in London and is aware that it is imperative that she keeps her head down and not entice any bother from the other inmates. Fortunately, she possesses an exceptional ability to deflect nonsense, and this is probably the most appropriate time in her life that her talent would save her life.

All Vicky wants is to serve her time, keep her nose clean, and get out of that loony asylum and back to her son, but every time this seems possible another problem arises. Trouble will always find her but her conditioning becomes an asset when knowing how to deal with it. These traits give her the edge she needs, and somehow she manages to hold onto her no-nonsense attitude by studying every waking moment to pass the bar on her release.