More Than My Sentence: The Book Signing

More Than My Sentence: The Book Signing & Second Chance Celebration

A sentence may have changed the course of their lives, but it didn't get the final word!

What happens after incarceration? After the prison doors open, the headlines fade, and you're left to figure out how to rebuild your life?

That's the part of the story we don't hear enough about. And on November 14, we're bringing those stories to life!

Join Ms Cat and the contributors of "More Than My Sentence: The Lives Built After Incarceration" for an unforgettable afternoon celebrating resilience, redemption, and the power of second chances.

As the first volume of the "This Should've Took Me Out... But I'm Still Standing" collaborative book series, this powerful collection gives a voice to individuals who have experienced incarceration and are now sharing what it really takes to rebuild.

We're talking about the struggles, the lessons, the setbacks, the victories, and everything in between.

Because these aren't just stories about incarceration. They're stories about LIFE after it!

What to Expect

• Meet and celebrate the voices behind the book.
• Purchase your copy and have it signed.
• Connect with community members, supporters, and advocates for second chances.
• Experience an afternoon of meaningful conversations, inspiration, and celebration.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026

Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Location: Quad Houston Restaurant & Sports Lounge

Houston, Texas

Curated by Ms Cat

This Event Is for YOU!

Whether you've personally experienced incarceration, love someone who has, believe in second chances, or simply appreciate powerful stories of people overcoming the odds, we want you in the room!

Come celebrate the people who are living proof that a person's worst chapter doesn't have to be their final chapter.

This is bigger than a book signing. It's about changing the narrative, honoring the journey, and reminding people that rebuilding is possible.

Reserve your spot, bring somebody with you, and come be part of something meaningful!

Because the story doesn't end with the sentence.