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The Whisperer

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From Audible Originals comes a dark and chilling thriller, perfect for fans of Stuart MacBride and The Ratcatcher, read by Lorne MacFadyen.

Glasgow journalist Danny Delvecchio has spent his life running from the day his twin sister was murdered by serial killer Robert Liddle. Twenty years on, history is repeating itself; bodies begin appearing across the city, each posed like Liddle's victims.

Then Danny receives a chilling Find her.

Danny has twenty-four hours to save a young woman’s life. But the killer knows everything about him. Every move. Every fear. Every mistake that haunts his sleepless nights. As Danny races against time through Glasgow's darkest corners, he realises the murderer isn’t just copying Liddle's crimes, he’s targeting Danny himself.

Someone close to him is playing a twisted game. Someone who knows that the only thing more dangerous than a serial killer's legacy is a man determined to honour it.

In a city where everyone has secrets and no one can be trusted, Danny must confront the trauma he's buried for decades, or become the next victim of a killer hiding in plain sight.

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Published October 8, 2026

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October 19, 2026
Good book. I picked the murderer early on but there was enough side stories and other twists to keep it interesting to the end. Slightly predictable but overall good.
The Scottish accent of the narrator was gorgeous
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October 12, 2026
Story kept me engaged. Interesting premise and dark themes. Definitely kept me guessing the whole book.

Characters were intriguing.
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October 27, 2026
This book would have gotten a higher rating from me but for one annoyance. The plot was thrilling. The mystery was was well-disguised. The characters were compelling. What detracted from my enjoyment of the book were the random political non-sequiturs the author felt compelled to insert that had no impact on the plot and didn't inform on character development. The most egregious one was when out-of-the-blue, a character stated that all the girls and women that were sexually assaulted by immigrants were "far right wing racists". If Fulton could have stuck to the plot and character development it would have been a superior book.
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