Send magazines, books & subscriptions through our approved inmate magazine service! We ship to prisons, jails and all correctional facilities.
Charlie Raye, the sultry and adventurous 2023 Inked Cover Girl, hails from the heart of Colorado but recently traded the mountains for the electrifying skyline of Chicago. At 28, she’s a captivating blend of a free spirit, avid traveler, entrepreneur, dog lover, fitness fanatic, and a self-proclaimed foodie. Charlie’s tattoos tell a seductive tale of her life’s journey, with each one adding to the allure of her existence. Charlie’s tattoos are not just ink on her skin but a canvas of her soul’s journey, and she’s an artist painting her life story with every design.
From sentimental pieces that reflect her past to spontaneous and daring ink that celebrates the thrill of the moment, her tattoos embody her vibrant spirit. One standout favorite is a majestic willow tree, symbolizing her adaptability and resilience in the face of life’s storms. She revels in spontaneity, balancing her structured life with these impulsive and expressive works of art. Charlie got her first tattoo at the age of 16, a bold start with Indian ink, and over the years, her tattoos evolved from the sentimental to the whimsical, each one holding a unique story of self-expression.
We ship to Jails, Prisons, and Correctional Facilities across the U.S.A. You can order magazines, subscriptions & books for your incarcerated loved ones through our inmate magazine service.
Before you place your order, please check with the state prison or correctional facility to make sure that the magazine you wish to send is on the facility's approved list. You can do this by checking their website or contacting them directly.
When you are ready to place your order, make sure to provide their full name, prison identification number, and the prison facility's complete address. The prison identification number is needed to make sure it gets to them.
Terrance N.
Inventory Manager
Welcome to our inmate book store. We ship to Jails, Prisons, and Correctional Facilities across the USA. Generally, books, periodicals or other publications must be sent directly to an inmate from a publisher, mail order distributor, or bookstore. All facilities have their own rules, so please verify that your purchase is permissible.