Inside the Whispers

Written by A. J. Waines

Narrated by Leila Birch

The most dangerous place is inside your own head....

Dr. Samantha Willerby, a specialist in post-traumatic stress, has never seen anything like this before. Following a fire on the London Underground, three survivors seek her help but although unmistakably traumatized, their stories don’t match the facts. Are they "faking it"? Sam’s confusion turns to horror when one by one, instead of recovering, they are driven to suicide.

When her lover, Conrad, begins to suffer the same terrifying flashbacks, Sam is desperate to find out what’s causing them. As a mysterious and chilling conspiracy begins to unravel the nightmares begin for Sam....

Inside the Whispers is a tense, haunting psychological thriller that will leave your nerves in shreds. It can easily be listened to as a stand-alone novel and will appeal to fans of authors like Gillian Flynn, Mark Edwards, and Caroline Mitchell.

Please note this is a revised edition of a book by the same title previously published in 2016.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Novel Audio
• Release date: Aug 2, 2019
• ISBN: 9781982767136

Reviews for Inside the Whispers

[melfisher · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

It had a bit too much going on in it and not sure I fully buy the whole fade memories thing but it was ok. Enjoyable read

[Lara Pretorius · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Not great. The characters were annoying and the story was a bit boring. AJ Waines other books are much better. I wasn’t a fan of the narrator either.

[Melissa Brock · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

It was okay. I liked the characters fine, but there was nothing amazing or unique about them. The plot was fine, but a bit disappointing that it seemed so unrealistic. Seemed like it bordered on science fiction, which is not what I like. I like mysteries that seem like they could happen in real life. I would read more of the series if it was available for free and I couldn't find anything better, but I wouldn't specifically search out this series to see what happens next.

[GMunro · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I did enjoy this book & would recommend it to people who like unconventional mysteries; but there were some parts of the story & some relationships that felt a bit mismatched with the main character... Although it could be deliberate, I felt it slowed the story down at some parts.
The concept was intriguing & I enjoyed the overall story, despite anticipating where it was going.
I do plan to read the next book in the series and see how the main character develops.