Death Row: The Final Minutes: My life as an execution witness in America’s most infamous prison

Was it worth reading? Yes! Did it have many cons that potentially over powered the pros? Yes! As some of the other reviews have said this is certainly not written very well, it is very disjointed. Almost like lots of notes, so you write notes on one thing, then another and so on and just put them all in a book. That’s not really a story!

The last couple of chapters read more like a properly written story with flow, the rest just jumped from one thing to another without flow or direction. Given that the woman spent years writing for a living you would expect excellent flow and grammar really! Also I was never sure if it was larry’s book or hers! It’s jumped from him to her that much! The parts on larry’s experience were much more chronologically written!

Towards the end there was some humour, that could of done with being slotted in throughout as it would of made for a much better read, especially since the humour in there was witty and funny! Did I learn anything? Thé odd fact yes! I work in the justice system in the U.K. and much like Michelle I’ve experienced the bent system you can’t fight! It showed me the internal system there is bent like it is here!
I didn’t realise the people who did the IV were members of the public i was horrified! To me I just don’t think any human has the justification or right to take another human life.