POISONED BLOOD
Ginsburg, Philip
Scribner's/Warner (January 1988)

Audrey Marie Hilley got away with murder. Then she almost got away with suicide. A pretty woman who appeared to be an ordinary homemaker, wife, and mother, a reliable worker who made friends easily, Marie Hilley has been called one of the greatest con artists in recent American history. Philip Ginsburg's New York Times' best-selling novel tells the whole story of Audrey Marie Hilley in riveting detail. More than 250,000 copies sold.

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