A Different Type of Poison

By: Liz Alterman

Narrated by: Anna Caputo, Rachel F. Hirsch, Leslie Howard

The Plot meets Disclaimer in a simmering, slow-burn domestic thriller and psychological suspense novel that explores the stories we tell, the secrets we bury, and the price we pay for both, perfect for fans of Sally Hepworth, Liane Moriarty, and Lisa Jewell.

When a bestselling author receives an invitation to return to her hometown to discuss her dark campus thriller, she never suspects she may be walking into the most unsettling plot twist of her life.

After her first two books flatlined, author Molly Archer is thrilled that her latest, Birds at Night, is an instant hit. Newly divorced and raising two children in an upscale community north of Manhattan, Molly will do whatever it takes to sustain her novel’s momentum and support the lifestyle she’s worked so hard to achieve.

When an enthusiastic book club organizer from her hometown reaches out, Molly welcomes the opportunity to meet her readers. Traveling back to Ohio offers the perfect excuse to check on her widowed mom, whose health—and memory—appear to be unraveling.

As much as she looks forward to the trip, one thing troubles Molly: She can’t remember Anna Fox, the woman who extended the invitation and seems all too eager to reconnect. Will Molly’s visit introduce her to a new group of adoring fans or is she stepping into her deadliest chapter yet?

A taut literary thriller with shocking twists, A Different Type of Poison explores the line between where fiction ends and truth begins.

A thriller within a thriller!

Great page-turner of a book with an interesting ending!

Molly has a lot going on as she works to be a good mother to her two children, co-parent with her ex-husband, who's dating a tenant that is also her babysitter in the property she manages and also lives in, promote her best-selling book, Birds At Night, and work on its anticipated sequel.

Then there's Anna, who remains cloak-and-dagger, has a score to settle with Molly for days of old, and arranges a meet-up to enact her revenge. However, she won't be the only one to read Birds At Night and feel the need to confront Molly.

ending will blow your mind@

this was a great book, I couldn't put it down
the ending i didn't see coming....