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Noa P. Singleton is in her late twenties, intelligent (although she chose to drop out of college), attractive, sharp tongued, sometimes tender, sometimes bitter and sitting on death row. She is quite resigned to the fact that she is going to be executed because she did, after all, commit the crime....
Review first published on my blog: http://memoriesfrombooks.blogspot.com/2013/10/the-execution-of-noa-p-singleton.htmlNoa P. Singleton is a death row inmate, convicted of capital murder. As the reader meets her, she has been on death row for many years and is now a short time away from her executi...
The book held my attention from beginning to end. The reader was pretty effective, although at times she seemed to be in the wrong character’s speaking voice. Her expression was excellent, however.The narrative was sharp and very descriptive presenting a clear picture of a young woman on death row. ...
The book held my attention from beginning to end. The reader was pretty effective, although at times she seemed to be in the wrong character’s speaking voice. Her expression was excellent, however.The narrative was sharp and very descriptive presenting a clear picture of a young woman on death row. ...
We begin the novel almost at the end of the life of Noa P. Singleton. Noa in six months will be executed for a murder she committed. We find out that Noa was found guilty ten years previously for the murder of a young woman. Noa is visited by an attorney, Oliver Stansted, who is working for Marlene ...
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