Incarceron by Catherine Fisher, YA Fantasy, 442 pages.
Annie told me about this one, and I really liked it. A very special prison, designed to segregate and rehabilitate evildoers by keeping track of their every move and word, goes off the rails a bit and becomes a sentient malevolent force that makes the lives of all who live there a miserable, inescapable hell. The warden's daughter, seeking to avoid an arranged marriage to the crown prince, goes searching for her father's fiefdom of Incarceron. A fun and exciting read. Should be enjoyed by YA and adults. Patrick
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