Song of the Execution
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Death Row. Two words that signify horror and dread. Eighteen-year-old Trevor Brown was under some illusion as if he would ever see his nineteenth birthday. He discussed his fears and claims of wrong incarceration with the man in the cell adjacent to him, Cole Cave - the one who was still awaiting his own execution after ten long years. Despite their grim circumstances, Trevor and Cole find solace in their daily conversations, covering everything from astronomy to the Bible, women to beekeeping.
Trudi, the young woman who runs a soup kitchen for the homeless, decides to befriend a condemned man on death row. Her correspondence with the younger man leads her on a path to form her own conclusions about an unthinkable murder. She uncovers a shocking and sickening truth that threatens to upend everything she thought she knew.
Will Trudi be able to help Trevor before it's too late, or will he succumb to the horrors of Death Row?
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Lisa Talbott was born in Norfolk, but grew up in Leicestershire, England. She always hankered to move to sunnier climes to grow tomatoes and become a song lyricist. Retired, Lisa now lives in a remote village in Central Portugal where, instead of writing lyrics, she found poetry more befitting. Having acquired more land and animals than she ever wanted or needed, her lifestyle affords much inspiration for her writing, which has branched out to include short stories and novels.
