That bird has my wings

Jarvis Jay Masters recounts his extraordinary life, from a childhood marked by an addicted mother and an abusive foster home to the streets and ultimately, San Quentin's death row. Using a makeshift pen, Masters chronicles his journey from a life of crime to finding hope and spiritual enlightenment through Buddhism. This memoir serves as a cautionary tale and a plea for understanding, reminding readers that freedom and opportunity are precious, and every child's life matters.