Doctor Blake, a renowned pathologist, lives a quiet life in Edwardstown, where the dead speak only through his scalpel. As a doctor with little to no social life, he prefers silence to the noise of the living. But one midnight call changes everything-a body labeled as natural death doesn't sit right with him. His doubts are ignored, his warnings dismissed.
Morgue in Edwardstown by Jack Monaghan follows the intelligent Doctor Black as he tries to uncover the secrets behind the death himself.
What begins as an unanswered question leads to a chain of murders, each more disturbing than the last, all bound together by a hidden hand. At the end of that trail lies a revelation more shocking than any corpse he has ever examined.