This is a lighthearted crime read with a twist.Įlla Fitzwilliam’s world is about to change drastically! She was employed by her friend Val to expose the secrets of two men who meet nearly every week at Buxham’s, a private members’ club.

If you like a book that stands out from the crowd, then this brilliant piece of psychological suspense could be for you.' Mark TilburyĭEATH BY INDULGENCE previously published as Fat Chance, is a stand-alone psychological suspense crime novel by AB Morgan. Many authors may shy away from such topics, but Morgan seems to enjoy exploring them and seeing what she can create with them. ' One of the main reasons I've enjoyed all of Morgan's books so much is because of her ability to weave mental health issues into her thrillers so effectively. I highly recommend this book.' Kerena Swan Ella was a fascinating character and A B Morgan's mental health training and experience give a unique insight into the complexities of the mind. '.refreshingly different and provided a journey into a part of society I hadn't been aware of before. I found myself ruminating on this as it really is rather thought-provoking and by the end the old adage 'money is the root of all evil' was ever-present in the forefront of my mind.' The Book Doctor The contents of the book very much reflect the title and the story is a sickening illustration of how money can buy you just about anything. 'Death by Indulgence, previously published as Fat Chance, is critically-acclaimed crime writer AB Morgan's fifth thriller, and what a refreshingly original read it is. What do readers say about Death by Indulgence?

When one of those men goes missing, secrets begin to reveal themselves and they are big. With little aptitude for the job she's been sent under cover to expose the hidden lives of two men who meet each week at Buxham's - a private members' club where portions are large and secrets are held in strictest confidence. She's not cut out to be a private investigator. Her world is about to spiral out of control. (This book was previously published as 'Fat Chance')

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