Meanwhile, Tom Kennedy and his 7-year-old son Jake have just moved to a (potentially haunted?) new home in the same area. Pete Willis joins the younger police detective Amanda Beck in trying to unravel this mystery and find the boy before it’s too late. Now, a new kid has gone missing, and it looks like the work of the Whisper Man all over again. Though the man was caught and sentenced to life in prison, he left some loose ends that could never be solved and a police detective – Pete Willis – who could never recover from the terrible case. When The Whisper Man begins, it’s been 20 years since the titular criminal abducted and killed several young boys. The Whisper Man offers so much depth, so many shocking twists and heartbreaking secrets, and such vivid descriptions that it’s engrossing and stunning from first page to last. What an incredible book.” Actually, I thought that several times while reading it. Now that I’ve finished reading it, the lasting impression is: “Wow. So I added it to my box, along with The Turn of the Key and Dominicana.
Instantly, I knew I needed to read it – the cover and synopsis both alighted my imagination, and I love anything scary, especially if it might be supernatural. The first I ever head of Alex North’s debut novel, The Whisper Man, was when it was a Book of the Month selection last August.
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