Breaking Out Was Just The Beginning.... When Michael Scofield robs a bank in broad daylight, he has a plan -- to get sent to Fox River State Penitentiary where his brother, Lincoln Burrows, sits on death row. As a structural engineer with hidden, intimate knowledge of Fox River, Michael is the only person who can save his brother, an innocent man wrongly convicted of murder. His brilliant plan culminates in a prison break of unprecedented proportions, unleashing the "Fox River Eight" fugitives on an unsuspecting populace. As they struggle to prove Lincoln's innocence, Michael and his brother must stay one step ahead of the authorities who want to send them back to prison -- and those who simply want them dead. Now, the files the FBI has been keeping on the fugitives, the prison break, and the subsequent manhunt are finally revealed. This classified and highly sensitive information includes: Comprehensive profiles of the fugitives, accomplices, and prison personnel Photographs of Michael Scofield's intricate tattoo and in-depth analysis of the information it contains Schematics of Fox River Penitentiary and a detailed reconstruction of the escape plan Reproductions of source material, including newspaper clippings, family photographs, and documents retrieved from Scofield's hard drive An update on the manhunt for the Fox River escapees, including eyewitness interviews and known fugitive sightings Postings from a mysterious blog about the conspiracy surrounding Burrows, which allegedly reaches the highest levels of government Packed with full-color photos and in-depth, original content that fans won't find anywhere else,Prison Break: The Classified FBI Filesis the ultimate insider look at one of the most daring and inventive shows on TV.
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Paul Ruditis is an American author.
Prison Break
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Books Like Prison Break
If you're looking for books similar to Prison Break, here are some recommendations based on themes, tone, and narrative style.
The Shawshank Redemption
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A gripping tale of hope and escape from prison, featuring an intelligent protagonist who meticulously plans his freedom. The story follows Andy Dufresne, wrongfully convicted of murder, who uses his wit and engineering skills to navigate the brutal prison system. Like Michael Scofield, Andy is a strategic thinker who refuses to be defeated by his circumstances. The novel explores themes of injustice, friendship, and the human spirit's resilience in the face of overwhelming odds.
Unbroken
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A true story of survival, resilience, and extraordinary human endurance. While not a prison break narrative, it shares themes of overcoming impossible odds and maintaining hope in the most challenging circumstances. The protagonist's strategic thinking and determination mirror Michael Scofield's approach to challenging situations.
The Count of Monte Cristo
Alexandre Dumas
A classic tale of wrongful imprisonment, revenge, and elaborate escape. Edmond Dantès is falsely imprisoned and develops an intricate plan for freedom and retribution. Like Michael Scofield, he uses intelligence and careful planning to overcome a seemingly impossible situation. The novel explores themes of justice, conspiracy, and personal transformation through adversity.
The Green Mile
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A powerful narrative set in a prison, exploring themes of injustice and human connection. The story follows death row inmates and the complex relationships between prisoners and guards. While different in approach from Prison Break, it shares deep explorations of systemic injustice and individual human stories within the prison system.
Papillon
Henri Charrière
A true story of repeated prison escapes and extraordinary survival. The protagonist faces multiple imprisonment attempts and develops increasingly complex strategies to gain freedom. The narrative shares similar themes of resilience, strategic thinking, and the human desire for liberty. It provides a raw, intense look at prison life and the lengths one will go to escape injustice.
Escape from Alcatraz
J. Campbell Bruce
A non-fiction account of the most famous prison break in American history, detailing the ingenious escape attempt from the supposedly inescapable Alcatraz prison. The book chronicles the meticulous planning and execution of a daring prison break, mirroring the strategic approach of Michael Scofield. It provides insights into prison infrastructure, escape methods, and the psychological challenges of planning a complex prison break.
The Innocent Man
John Grisham
A non-fiction account of a wrongful conviction and the struggle for justice. The book details a real-life story of a man falsely imprisoned, exploring legal system failures and the fight to prove innocence. It shares themes of systemic injustice and the challenge of overcoming a seemingly insurmountable legal situation.
Lockdown
Alexander Gordon Smith
A young adult novel about a teenager wrongfully sent to a brutal underground prison. The protagonist must navigate a horrific prison system and plan his escape, echoing Michael Scofield's strategic approach. The book combines elements of thriller, survival, and conspiracy, making it appealing to Prison Break fans.
Gone
Michael Grant
A young adult novel about a community suddenly cut off from the outside world, forcing its inhabitants to create new survival strategies. The book explores themes of strategic thinking, survival, and overcoming systemic challenges. It shares the Prison Break spirit of intelligent problem-solving in an extreme environment.
The Maze Runner
James Dashner
A dystopian novel about a group of teenagers trapped in a massive maze, forced to solve its mysteries to escape. The story features strategic problem-solving, teamwork, and the desire for freedom. While set in a different context, it shares the core themes of escape and overcoming seemingly impossible obstacles.
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