In My House, by Alex Hourston

People often talk about the moral maze. You know, should you really walk back through the rain to give back the £2.50 that you were undercharged in that coffee shop a few hours ago? Or, is it wrong (when you are a Greenpeace member) to buy a second-hand fur coat?

Those are the first-world problems and principles that we are all privileged enough to have to think about, living as we do in the United Kingdom. (By the way I think the answer is most definitely yes, to the fur coat issue.)

In this book, Maggie has to tussle with some very real, hard choices. She's walking through Gatwick Airport when a young woman approaches her and whispers one word to her: "Help".