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What people are saying about M. William Phelps:

“M. William Phelps is the rising star of the true crime genre, and his true tales of murderers and mayhem are scary-as-hell thrill rides into the dark heart of the inhuman condition.”

—Douglas Clegg, Bram Stoker Award-Winning author of Afterlife, The Abandoned, The Halloween Man, The Hour Before Dark, and Nightmare House

Praise for Perfect Poison:

“Captivating, exciting, a jolt-a-minute. With this tour de force M. William Phelps earns a deserved place among the best true-crime writers. Plain and simple, Perfect Poison is one of the best true crime books I’ve ever read!”

—Harvey Rachlin, author of The Making of a Detective and The Making of a Cop

“Perfect Poison is [the] horrific tale of a nurse Kristin Gilbert’s insatiable desire to kill the most helpless of victims—her own patients. A stunner from beginning to end, the story expertly rendered by Phelps with flawless research and an explosive narrative. Phelps is the best nonfiction crime writer to come along in years…the future of the genre.”

—Gregg Olsen, New York Times bestselling author of Abandoned Prayers

“M. William Phelps isn’t content with a retelling of what people think they already know…. He is reporting and writing at a level that has become rare in today’s true crime genre. The result is the kind of compelling account of terror that only comes when the author dedicates himself to unmasking the psychopath with facts, insight and the other proven methods of journalistic leg work.”

—Lowell Cauffiel, New York Times bestselling author of Forever and Five Days and Eye of the Beholder

“Phelps is a first-rate investigator.”

—Dr. Michael Baden, host of HBO’s Autopsy, author of several books

Praise for Lethal Guardian:

“An intense roller-coaster of a crime story. Phelps’s book Lethal Guardian is at once complex, with a plethora of twists and turns worthy of any great detective mystery, and yet so well-laid out, so crisply written with such detail to character and place that it reads more like a novel than your standard nonfiction crime book.”

—Steve Jackson, New York Times bestselling author of Monster