This is a compellingly topical novel from an acclaimed crime writer. When Deborah reluctantly agrees to help her beloved husband, Neil, end his life, she is arrested and charged with murder. As the trial unfolds, Deborah, still reeling with grief, fights to defend her actions in committing a crime that divides social opinion and creates painful schisms in her own family. Twelve jurors hold her fate in their hands: if found guilty, Deborah will serve a life sentence. Waiting in her cell, she seeks solace in her memories of Neil and their children, and the love they once shared. An ordinary woman caught up in an extraordinary situation...Deborah's story begs the question: what would you do?
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Cath Staincliffe is a prize-winning crime writer and scriptwriter whose credits include ITV's Blue Murder series. Her seven 'Sal Kilkenny' novels have established her as a popular and respected crime writer. Looking for Trouble was shortlisted for the CWA John Creasey Award. Her novel Trio was published by Severn House
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