Death Row (Alibis Collection, #1)

by Freida McFadden

And last, I am innocent.

I love how McFadden starts her books! I've yet to be disappointed.

The worst part about death row is the seclusion.

The dreams seem to be getting more vivid, which is even more frustrating.

If she really did it, was she even present mentally?

I look back one last time at the man in the dark suit. He’s talking to the redheaded inmate, his attention focused on her, but then, just as Rhea is pulling me from the room, he raises his eyes to meet mine. Oh my God. It’s Noel.

This genuinely makes me wonder did she actually kill him but was dealing with some mental health issue and truly believes she didn't.