Cyntoia Brown, whose imprisonment for murder when she was 16 inspired a public campaign for her freedom, has a book out this fall.
Brown’s “Free Cyntoia” will be published Oct. 15, Atria Books announced Tuesday.
WATCH: Jan. 7 — Cyntoia Brown granted full clemency from life sentence
Granted clemency by then-Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam, she was scheduled to be released Wednesday.
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She worked on the book during her 15 years in prison.
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Brown has said she was a sex trafficking victim at the time she killed a man, in 2004.
READ MORE: Cyntoia Brown granted clemency after serving 15 years in prison
She was sentenced to life, and Kim Kardashian West and Rihanna were among the celebrities who lobbied on her behalf.
According to Atria, the book will take readers on a “rollercoaster ride” as Brown reflects on her early struggles and the improbable events leading up to her release.
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