Behind closed doors, a disturbing underground trade thrives.
Families place their trust in professionals to care for their loved ones with dignity and respect, never imagining that human remains can disappear into black markets disguised as legitimate businesses. While illegal organ trafficking is widely feared, few realize that other body parts are also sold for profit, spectacle, and exploitation.
But what if the dead were somehow aware of it all?
Once Upon a Morgue by Eileen Sheehan is a chilling fictional thriller that explores the dark world surrounding death and the hidden industries that prey upon it. Blending suspense, psychological horror, and unsettling realism, the novel dives into misplaced trust, crimes concealed in silence, and the terrifying boundary between ethical practice and grotesque abuse.
Enter carefully—because once some doors are opened, they can never be closed.
