Review: A death row inmates greater fear
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2012
Jake Evans is stuck in his prison cell waiting for the day that he will be pulled out for the last time.  He sits on death row knowing the time will come on when he will take his last trip.  He thinks about what the bit of time he does get to spend out of the cell with that being only an hour a day.  He understands the confines of death row and what goes on along these cells away from the rest of the population.You'd get the idea that Jake is somewhat accustomed to his surroundings and has been dealing with them well.  However, as he witnesses' fellow death row inmates get taken away only to come back in deep pains he wonders what is going on.  He could theorize about this but when it's his turn he can only ask questions.This short story does a great job of giving a person insight on what it could be like to be on death row.  Hopson covers this piece of the story well and also does a great job of making you believe the surroundings you are reading about.  He also does a good job of describing the action of the story and the events that do happen to Evans.This is a nice short story that is well worth the price and read that comes with the story.  It is something I enjoyed reading and the story is wrapped up nicely.  There isn't much left open in the story which is something I noticed in one of his other shorts. Again I'd recommend this short to people,