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Moral Injuries: The gripping new novel from the No. 1 Sunday Times bestselling author

Christie Watson

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Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Crime & mystery, Thriller / suspense, Medical profession

From Sunday Times bestselling and award-winning author Christie Watson comes a gripping psychological thriller about the tough moral choices of frontline medicine, female friendship and family dynamics

'Compulsively readable' SUNDAY TIMES
'A superior medical thriller' GUARDIAN
'Darkly gripping' OBSERVER

You're trained to save the lives of others. But how far would you go to save your own?

Olivia, Laura and Anjali couldn't be more different. Inseparable since the first day of medical school, their bond has remained unbreakable. Years ago, they promised nothing would come between them - including the wild university party that forced them to make a deadly choice.

Now working as doctors in high-pressure jobs, with lives and families of their own, their secret binds them tighter still. But when an eerily similar tragedy affects their teenage children, the choice the three women face may not be one their friendship can survive . . .

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Praise for Moral Injuries: The gripping new novel from the No. 1 Sunday Times bestselling author

  • Unique and compelling - Elizabeth Day

  • True literary perfection - Emma Jane Unsworth

  • An extraordinary book - John Sutherland

  • Intelligent, propulsive and disturbing - Nikki Smith

  • Heart-pounding. Soul-wrenching... Christie Watson has written a masterpiece - Kate Bowler

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Christie Watson

Christie Watson was a registered nurse for twenty years before writing full time. Her first novel, Tiny Sunbirds Far Away, won the Costa First Novel Award and her second novel, Where Women Are Kings, was also published to international critical acclaim. Her books have been translated into eighteen languages. The Language of Kindness, Christie's first work of narrative non-fiction, is forthcoming internationally.

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