Fatal Choices - Anne Morgellyn

Louise Moon faces death. But this time it's different.

After years of working in a morgue, she thought nothing could shake her. But when Louise's close friend Buz goes through with an assisted suicide at a Geneva clinic everything changes.

Louise had been dreaming of a new life in New Zealand with her husband, Androssoff, but their marriage is struggling. As she tries to reconnect with him and care for her young son, her life is thrown into further turmoil when she meets Joffey - a terminally ill session musician who is considering assisted suicide - and has received a mysterious offer of payment...

As she struggles to hold her own life together, will she be able to save someone else's? Some choices in life, Louise is about to discover, can be fatal.

Fatal Choices is a gripping and topical psychological novel of love,life and death. It is the final title in the Lousie Moon series of books that started with Remains of the Dead and continued with Grave Truths and The Art of Dying.

Praise for Anne Morgellyn

'A masterful, intelligent, gripping example of the master novelist's craft' - Alistair Kinnon, best-selling author of The Knotted Cord

"A gripping story. I was hooked" - Robert Foster, best-selling author of The Lunar Code

Anne Morgellyn has worked as a teacher and journalist in Egypt, Finland, Yugoslavia, France and Dominica, and latterly in the former Soviet Union. Anne has also worked with Amnesty International, The Stranglers rock group, and Encounter magazine. She is also an Associate Lecturer for The Open University, a Full member of The National Association of Writers in Education (NAWE) and South West regional correspondent for The New Writer. Anne is a full member of the Crime Writers' Association.