An Impossible Dilemma by Netta Newbound.

The Blurb

An Utterly Compelling Psychological Thriller From a Best-selling Author Would you choose to save your child if it meant someone else had to die?Victoria and Jonathan Lyons seem to have everything—a perfect marriage, a beautiful daughter, Emily, and a successful business. Until they discover Emily, aged five, has a rare and fatal illness. Medical trials show that a temporary fix would be to transplant a hormone from a living donor. However in the trials the donors die within twenty four hours. Victoria and Jonathan are forced to accept that their daughter is going to die. In an unfortunate twist of fate Jonathan is suddenly killed in a farming accident and Victoria turns to her sick father-in-law, Frank, for help. Then a series of events present Victoria and Frank with a situation that, although illegal, could save Emily. Will they take their one chance and should they?A Sinister and Darkly Compelling Psychological Thriller Novel, this book is intended for mature audiences and contains graphic and disturbing imagery.

My Review

This killer thriller blood-spiller does beg the question, how far would you go to save someone you love, especially your own child. Would you kill? There has to be a heavy price to pay, and this book does not disappoint in that aspect. It's not a book for the faint hearted, but it is a well crafted tale of a couple whose child has a rare brain disease with no cure, or at least no legal cure. Different, but that's what I look for in a good suspense thriller. As Shakespeare said, "Revel the night, rob, murder, and commit the oldest sins the newest kind of ways?" (Henry IV, Part 2)