You know how there are books that get hyped, but don’t necessarily live up to the rumors? We’ve all been there, right? Well THE WHISPER MAN is not that book! This is a book that deserves every single ounce of praise it has received and more! If you’re lonely, sad, and blue, the Whisper Man will come for you. If your window’s left unlatched, you’ll hear him tapping at the glass. If you play outside alone, soon you won’t be going home. If you leave a door half open, soon you’ll hear the whispers spoken. As Jake starts to report whispers at his window, the reality that the Kennedy family might be the killer’s next target comes to light. Detectives Amanda Beck and Pete Willis must revisit the town’s history and open up old wounds in order to protect the citizens around them. It seems someone is out to bring the memories of The Whisper Man back to present day. Known as The Whisper Man, Frank Carter went undiscovered for a time, luring his victims from their beds by whispering at their windows in the night. Twenty years ago a serial killer abducted and murdered five young boys. The town of Featherbank has a dark history. When Jake starts to tell his father about the boy in the floor and a man is found lingering on their property, Tom can no longer brush these strange instances aside.

What they find behind the walls of their strange looking new home are a series of horrors that no family should have to face. They are on the hunt for a new beginning in the town of Featherbank. Tom Kennedy’s wife passed away suddenly and he believes nothing will help is son, Jake, more in recovering from this tragedy than making a fresh start.

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