Morgan's Chase 8 (Judgment Day‪)‬

THE ENDING OF MORGAN'S CHASE HAS NEVER BEEN CLOSER - OR MORE IN DOUBT

How do our choices betray us? How do events define us? And how is it possible that the swift sweep of life's onrushing arc defines our lives before we even get a chance to do so for ourselves?

In Morgan's Chase Book 8, Morgan finds herself asking all of these questions. But there are no answers. Only irreparable ramifications and eternal regrets. Because if we abdicate our responsibility to actively define our lives, then these critical choices are made for us. And we have no one to blame but ourselves.

Here, Morgan has made the mournful, monumental mistakes of omission. And this time, it might just cost her everything. All that she has worked for. And even more importantly, all whom she loves.

They say tide and time wait for no man. But for Morgan, a woman trying to desperately balance career, family and love, she finds that time is the tide. And it alone has the awesome power to wash everything away, while we helplessly watch.

Then, it's too late. Much too late.

Sometimes, the biggest mistakes are the things we don't do: All those precious moments we put off until some unspecified future date. All those important choices we delay until just the right moment.

A moment that never comes.

FROM THE AUTHOR:
Dear Friends,
I hesitate to say anything. The events of this book, Morgan's Chase No. 8, are so climatic, so cataclysmic, I don't want to give anything away.
But I will say this: The life of a billionaire CEO heiress doesn't make much for tragedy. But I always knew that Morgan's chase for the illusory perfection of work-life-love balance could never end in harmony. And her ultimate fate would be of her own choosing.
But when you are swept up in life's unrelenting current, running at a thousand miles per hour, sometimes you forget to choose. Sometimes the most important choices never get made.
And dream delayed can become a dream denied. Even for the richest and most powerful among us.
Because no one can control time. And time is our most precious possession of all. It's our gift. But we must choose to give it.
We can't hold it, for it slips through our fingers. Instead, we must live inside the moment with those we love.
Is it too late for Morgan Chase?
We are about to find out the answer.
Love,
Lucy
July 22, 2013
Pittsburgh, Pa.