Seven Days to Love - Tapa blanda

Amazing self-written story of recovery over the first 10 years of freedom for Nick Yarris, a man who spent an incredible 23 years in solitary confinement on Death Row in the USA. Nick shared his story in his first book "Seven Days To Live" describing how he was imprisoned at age 20, and how he endured 8057 days being housed in some of the worst penal conditions in the USA. Once on the FBI's 10 most wanted following his escape from Death Row in 1985, Nick returned to prison willingly, only to be tormented for many more years. The first man to ask for DNA testing to prove his innocence in 1988, Nick endured 15 years of attempts to use this science. Finally, after being made ill with a disease in prison, Nick asked to be executed rather than go on in agony. With his life in the balance, Nick Yarris was proven innocent in 2003 by conclusive DNA results in the rape and murder case that he was imprisoned for. Released from prison in January 2004, Nick Yarris began a life in recovery as equally difficult as any he faced in prison. From beginning life with every disadvantage one can imagine, to finding his way from those early difficult days to make a remarkable life for himself, has shown what a remarkable perspective of life he has. This second book "Seven Days To Love" is a must read for anyone who has had to struggle in life just to be cared about by others, or for those people who simply need a good story of life to lift us all. In the end, readers simply wish that Nick indeed gets to live his life with Seven Days To love for those he cares about...

My name is Nick Yarris. I am originally from Philadelphia Pennsylvania. I live currently in Lincolnshire England with my partner Jessica Stubley. I have been accepted into her family, and we have made a good life together here in this part of England the past 3 years. I happily report that I have made my initial start of living life outside of prison, now a distant past for me. I have begun doing public speaking again, and for the most part, I have everything a man could wish for. I wish to thank anyone reading my first two books, and hope it has made you appreciate my efforts to live my life as I have.