Hannah is grieving after the death of her husband, John. He was murdered by a young guy who tried to mug him and panicked once he knew he was a police officer.
The murderer is convicted and sentenced but instead of going to a normal prison, a cell is constructed in Hannah's kitchen. She works as a baker and spends a lot of time in the kitchen, so she's very uneasy about having her husband's murderer in the same room.
I think the idea is that the prisoner and victim's family are meant to reconcile or connect in some way.
Hannah is counting on the prisoner being moved after a month or two to a 'foster' prison who will take him on.
Despite evidence against him, he denies killing her husband.
This book is easy to read and an interesting concept.
The murderer is convicted and sentenced but instead of going to a normal prison, a cell is constructed in Hannah's kitchen. She works as a baker and spends a lot of time in the kitchen, so she's very uneasy about having her husband's murderer in the same room.
I think the idea is that the prisoner and victim's family are meant to reconcile or connect in some way.
Hannah is counting on the prisoner being moved after a month or two to a 'foster' prison who will take him on.
Despite evidence against him, he denies killing her husband.
This book is easy to read and an interesting concept.