"Randy's sons admire him. His community is proud to have him and even at 42 he is his mother's dear boy. He is their rock of stability in a chaotic world. Randy, on the other hand, is standing on shaky ground. Unable to provide the life his family deserves, he turns to crime. It's just a little credit card fraud and the banks are all insured, so who is hurting? The FBI sees things differently. After months of evading the feds, the cold iron bars of the Bay City County Jail slam shut Cut off from the warmth of family life and trapped within a web of cellblock intrique, Randy finds the one thing he least expects: redemption. I Might As Well Tell It: Memoirs Of An Ex-Felon, is the story of how easily a man's life can go wrong and the length he'll go to in order to set it right."