"A Woman's Liberation" is a compelling biography that traces the extraordinary life journey of Sinem Bozkurt, a woman who overcame adversity and transformed her challenging past into a tale of redemption. As a young girl finding her place in the world, Sinem found herself trapped in an abusive relationship, raising two children within a decade of motherly struggle. Driven to break free from this cycle of despair, she embarked on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. With unwavering determination, she fought through her early experience of adversity and became a prison officer. A career choice that rendered Sinem in a hostile and unforgiving male environment which rendered her vulnerable as a single mother with financial pressures. Sinem succumbed to corruption, treading down a perilous path that ultimately led to her own imprisonment. Within the confines of the carceral space, she underwent a transformative journey, rediscovering her true potential and making a firm resolution be the best version of herself. As the story unfolds, readers bear witness to Sinem's journey of redemption, self-discovery, and personal growth. Her impressive academic accomplishments, coupled with her steadfast commitment to effecting change, earned her the respect of her peers as a prominent scholar in the field of criminology. Informed by her personal experiences, her work sheds light on the intricate complexities of the criminal justice system.