The Darkest Flower

Allison Barton, Book 1

De: Kristin Wright

Narrado por: Shannon McManus, Coleen Marlo

You’ll never believe the terrible things being said about the perfect president of the PTA.

Attempted murder? Inexplicable accident? Either way, a PTA mom struggled for her life in an elementary school cafeteria, poisoned by a wolfsbane-laced smoothie at the fifth-grade graduation party. Now all eyes are on the accused, the victim, and a woman hired to look deeper.

Ambitious defense attorney and single mother Allison Barton is anxious to escape the shadow of the low-down dog of a marquee partner carrying their renowned Virginia law firm. A win for her high-profile new client will give Allison the career she deserves. And PTA president Kira Grant certainly appears innocent—except for the toxic bloom in her backyard and perhaps a bit of a malicious streak. But no one said the innocent had to be likable—or entirely honest. Besides, with an image as carefully cultivated as her garden, Kira would be insane to risk everything on something as outrageous as the attempted murder of one of her closest friends.

What about those in Kira’s orbit, a sunny suburb of moms behaving badly? What do they really know about Kira? What does Kira know about them? For Allison, the answers are getting darker every day.

©2021 by Kristin Wright. (P)2021 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

The characters come to life with this narration

The narration made this book 100% better than stand alone, yet the book is AMAZING!

Can’t wait for Book 2!

Funny, and suspenseful! Characters were brought to life with expert writing and narration. I am often multitasking while listening to audiobooks, quick to delete books that don’t capture my interest, and I looked forward to this one each day.

Great mystery

Great mystery. Plenty of twists and turns. My only complaint is that Kyra was voiced as though she was late 50s.

Get it

I really enjoyed this please please please it’s a fun and great read something light but heavy at the same time and something that most moms can relate to not that not the killing part but the PTA part not the killing part

Good Story, Good Characters, Spotty Narration

Enjoyed this story. The plot was interesting and though you can see the twists coming, they are presented/developed unexpectedly. Some of the narration is distracting. if you're going to narrate a book about a trial, put some effort into learning how words are properly pronounced, please.