The Poison Voices

The most dangerous voice is the one that sounds like your own. Eleven-year-old Jacob Viente heard the voice for the firs time on a Tuesday. It whispered a warning. She's putting something in it. The voice sounded like him, only much older, rougher, and crueler. It told him his parents were lying. It told him they wanted to poison him. It told him the only way to survive was to act first. So Jacob listened. For years, the truth about the fire that killed Jacob's parents stayed buried beneath ash and silence. Jacob grew up, built a successful life, and became a celebrated horror author. No one suspected what really happened. Until Benjamin Reed. Brilliant, obsessive, and dangerously perceptive, Benjamin sees the cracks no on e else notices. As his investigation pulls him deeper into Jacob's past, what begins as a psychological profiling becomes something far more disturbing. Because Jacob may not be insane. And the voices in his head my not belong to him alone. Some voices whisper. Some voices poison. And some never let go.