Louise Moon is in the removal business.
Removing bodies.
When Edith Mary is wheeled into her mortuary, she seems the most insignificant corpse Louise has ever seen.
Old, impoverished, and seemingly without friends or family, she is as anonymous and insignificant in death as she was in life.
Hurried off to an pauper’s grave, there is no one to mourn her.
Or to worry about why she died.
Except Louise Moon.
Because some truths, it seems, can’t be taken to the grave.
Tracked by a psychotic stalker and ridiculed by her colleagues, Louise risks her career to discover if Edith Mary died of a simple stroke as claimed.
Or was murdered?
Louise Moon is determined to find out – even if it costs her life.