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    The Quiet Type
    The Quiet Type
    The Quiet Type
    Audiobook6 hours

    The Quiet Type

    Written by Summer Prescott

    Narrated by Kate Zane

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    About this audiobook

    Tim and Susannah have ordinary lives on the surface, he's a mortician for whom death is a serious business, and she's a chef who really knows her way around a knife, and if the neighbors in their small Midwestern town knew of her dark hobby, they'd run for the hills.

    Raised by an apathetic mother and a cruel father, Susannah was bullied and pushed to her breaking point long before she met mild-mannered Tim, and learned to channel her murderous impulses into a strange form of art, which keeps her clueless husband safe . . . for now.

    As strange events occur, and Susannah's eccentric behavior becomes more dynamic, Tim starts to wonder about his wife. Will he be too perceptive for his own good?

    This twisted, psychological, serial killer thriller will sear your psyche and rattle your soul. Buckle up, you're in for a terrifying ride.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateJan 24, 2018
    ISBN9781541489226
    The Quiet Type

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    • 5/5
      Wow! This is not a Cozy but an amazing suspenseful thriller! Summer Prescott can write anything and it is great. Loved this book! I am a fan of thrillers and suspenseful novels and this one had me pulled in by the first page. Watch out Stephen King!The Quiet Type is not for the faint of heart. Tim Eckels meets Susannah in cadaver lab and it's death at first sight after she impresses him with her well honed skill for cutting up the dead! They end up marrying and living in Pellman, Michigan where Tim opens his own mortuary and Susannah becomes a chef at the local fine dining establishment. Little does this small town realize that death has come to town in the form of a serial killer!!!I recieved this book from the publisher for an honest review.