‘He shuffles about town at a painfully slow pace, makes you wanna grab him, and jolt him into a more… active state of being, just so he wouldn’t look so dangerously calm all the time. That kinda thing puts people on edge. Where has he been this whole time? In a prison cell, eight feet by ten feet if I’m not wrong, and all white, from floor to ceiling. What for? That’s recently become harder to say, exactly.’
 
The Story of Jonah Stone is one of a broken boy who suddenly finds himself a free man after nineteen years on death row for murder. Whether he should ever have been there, the forces that put him there — and then got him out, and where he must find his way to now, are questions he does not have the answers to.
 
The second part of the Billy Munro trilogy, The Story of Jonah Stone follows Jonah through a world that has changed drastically since he last knew it, and yet the same in the most disheartening ways. It follows him through his own transformation from an unsure boy into a man that he does not fully understand himself, but who gives rise to even more questions.