Death_Row_Kori

Kori's been a bad girl.

Smuggling, assault with a deadly weapon, murder (she insists it was in self defense, yet during the committing of a felony), grand theft auto, treason, jaywalking. She's in for the whole book, and so the judge threw the book at her when it came to her sentencing. Kori Carmine has been sentenced to death and so she'll die, a 29 year-old woman, with so much left to do in this world. The catch, if you can call it that, is that Kori has no idea how she's about to be executed.

In this world, upstanding, law-abiding citizens can actually enter through a rigorous process to become a state executioner. Once they apply and are admitted, being an executioner is like jury duty; it's random, you never know when you'll get it, and it'll come when you least expect it. Of course, unlike jury duty, it's a pleasant surprise waiting in your mailbox. Once Kori is stripped, re-dressed in a uniform of her executioner's choosing and led through those heavy-duty steel doors, what happens there is up to her executioner. The only rules are that the execution takes place under three hours, and Kori isn't alive by the end of it.

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