HE MESSED WITH THEM ALL.

SOMEONE GOT REVENGE.

Five Voices is the hugely popular podcast founded by five friends – Rosie, William, Simone, Zac, and Ocean – who debate contentious issues while playing classic board games. Until one night when, an hour after a huge argument during a recording session of the podcast, William is found dead. Everyone claims innocence, but something doesn't add up ... somebody must be lying.

Rosie was on the phone with William minutes before he fell to his death from his apartment balcony. He was on the brink of telling her a secret about one of their co-hosts, and his last words imply they were interrupted by the very person he was about to expose.

As Rosie searches for answers, she realises her world isn't as black and white as she believed, and that sometimes doing the right thing isn't as easy as it sounds. Especially when it comes to solving a murder.

On Sale September 1, 2026.

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'Five Voices is a propulsive read that kept me guessing. Just when I thought I'd figured it out the rug would be pulled out from under me.'

- Kate Emery, bestselling author of My Family and Other Suspects

'Layered and provocative, Five Voices is a labyrinth of a murder mystery, in which every character feels like they could be your new best friend… if they weren’t all keeping so many secrets.'

- Marissa Meyer, bestselling author of The Lunar Chronicles

'Tamara Moss writes with a vibrancy that makes her dialogue feel truly alive. Her characters are strikingly authentic — raw, edgy, and unmistakably human.'

- Melina Marchetta, author of Looking for Alibrandi

'Five Voices is a smart, dynamic, twisty murder mystery that will keep you guessing to the very end. The brilliant podcast premise and the vibrant characters will hook you in and not let you go. I did not figure out whodunnit and I (almost) always do!'

- Troy Hunter, author of Gus and the Missing Boy

'Every single character, not just the core five, is layered and expertly crafted. This is a book with no small parts, and many intertwining, seemingly disparate, storylines, that all come together in a gloriously satisfying conclusion.'