Riley Voss, true crime reporter, gets the chance of a lifetime to interview a serial rapist and murderer, only 48 hours before his execution

Riley Voss stared at her reflection in the small mirror propped against the prison's cold concrete wall. Her makeup was flawless, smoky eyes, red lips that screamed confidence. At 29, she knew how to play the part: the fearless true-crime podcaster who stared down monsters. Her black blouse hugged her curves, the pencil skirt professional yet sexy enough for the camera. Image mattered in this game. Subscribers expected her to look the part, even when interviewing a man who'd raped and killed seven women.