Whisper Man
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102 kr
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- 33 kr
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- 102 kr
| 2026-09-15 | 33 kr · Lägst hos Bokus |
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| 2026-10-06 | 34 kr · Lägst hos Bokus |
| 2026-10-11 | 102 kr · Lägst hos Bokus |
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Whisper Man
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THE SUNDAY TIMES AND NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERThe spine-chilling and brilliantly creepy psychological thriller and Richard & Judy Book Club pick, soon to be a major Netflix film starring ROBERT DE NIRO and ADAM SCOTT'The best crime novel of the decade' Steve Cavanagh'Both terrifying and utterly heartbreaking' Mark Billingham'Superbly creepy . . . it might just break your heart a little, too' Heat'A dark, creepy, thriller with a huge amount of heart' Stuart MacBride'Beautifully crafted, heart-rending and spine-tinglingly chilling' Sarah Pinborough'Shades of Thomas Harris and Stephen King but brilliant in its own right' C. J. Tudor ______________If you leave a door half-open, soon you'll hear the whispers spoken...Fifteen years ago, a serial killer known only as 'The Whisper Man' wreaked havoc on the sleepy village of Featherbank.But with the killer behind bars, the village is now a safe haven for Tom and his young son Jake to make a fresh start.Until another boy goes missing. It feels like history is repeating itself.Could the killer still be out there - and can Tom protect his son from becoming the next victim?___________'A true skin-crawler' Guardian'This flawlessly plotted thriller absolutely deserves to be shouted about' Sunday Mirror