This book was surprisingly enlightening and life-affirming. Prejean tackled the very controversial subject of capital punishment, and in doing so, opened the readers' eyes to the brutal truth of this harsh reality. I was fully immersed in the story and deeply moved by the message.
This topic is highly controversial, and very emotionally charged. Still, a very important read...
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