She smiled with grace, prayed with conviction-and poisoned the men who loved her. In the quiet towns of North Carolina, Blanche Taylor Moore was known as the picture of Southern charm: elegant, faithful, and endlessly kind. She attended church every Sunday, baked for her neighbors, and nursed the sick with gentle care. But behind the gracious smile of this "perfect Christian lady" lay a darkness few could imagine-and none would survive. Between 1973 and 1989, husbands, boyfriends, and admirers of Blanche began to fall mysteriously ill. Doctors saw it as coincidence. Friends called it tragedy. Only science would later uncover the horrifying truth: arsenic poisoning-slow, deliberate, and unstoppable. When toxicologists exhumed the bodies of her loved ones, they found evidence that turned a grieving widow into one of America's most chilling killers. The sweet, silver-haired churchwoman was revealed to be a master manipulator who used love as bait and faith as camouflage. The Poison Widow: The Deadly Secrets of Blanche Taylor Moore explores how a woman born into abuse and control learned to master both-and how charm, intelligence, and religion became her deadliest weapons. Inside you'll discover: The shocking forensic evidence that unmasked a killer. The twisted psychology of manipulation, faith, and control. How decades of respectability concealed a pattern of murder. A haunting look at evil hidden behind beauty, grace, and prayer. Was Blanche Taylor Moore born a monster-or carefully made into one? From the pews of a Southern church to the death row cells of North Carolina, The Poison Widow delivers a haunting journey into the mind of a woman who weaponized trust itself.