Death Row

In Freida McFadden's gripping short story "Death Row," Talia Kemper's conviction for her husband's murder is called into question when she encounters a stranger she believes is her husband during a prison visit. As her execution date approaches, the story explores themes of doubt, perception, and the search for truth, leaving readers questioning what it truly takes to be believed. This story is part of the collection Alibis, which delves into deception and the boundaries of truth.