A very dark story of human trafficking for organ parts. In order to save the life of one teenage girl needing a liver, another street kid abducted from Romania must die. Detective investigating the case is racing against the clock while juggling his relationship with his pregnant fiance. ( )

“Dead Tomorrow”, the 5th in the series about Chief Superintendent Roy Grace of the Brighton CID, is – at well over 500 pages – Peter James' most convoluted novel yet.

Roy Grace has moved on from his decade long search for wife Sandy and wants to marry his pregnant girlfriend Cleo: he is over his head in a case involving black market organ harvesting, people trafficking, and cynically manipulative and misleading salesmanship.

Lynn Beckett, desperate to save her daughter Caitlin, doomed without an immediate liver transplant, buys a black market organ, not realizing a Romanian street child will be murdered for it. Moral assumptions are questioned in this bleak but well-written thriller ( )