Whisper in the Dark

A Thriller

By: Robert Gregory Browne

Narrated by: Scott Brick

From the best-selling author of Trial Junkies

Naked. Incoherent. Covered with blood. That's how Detective Frank Blackburn finds her - a beautiful Jane Doe brandishing a pair of scissors near the scene of a brutal murder. Is she the perpetrator? Or is she the only eyewitness to the handiwork of Vincent Van Gogh, a twisted serial killer with an "artistic" bent? To find out, Blackburn takes her to renowned psychiatrist Dr. Michael Tolan. But Tolan has problems of his own. One year ago today, his beloved wife, Abby, was savagely slaughtered by the very same serial killer.

And when Jane Doe starts saying things that only Abby could know...about long-buried secrets...about the night of Abby's death...Tolan finds himself headed for a confrontation with his past that could well lead to a breakdown. Now it's up to Frank Blackburn to find the connection between Jane, Tolan...and Vincent - before the killer strikes again.

©2010, Robert Gregory Browne (P)2014 Audible, Inc.

******Kept me guessing!******

Love thrillers that keep me guessing. Although, I touched on the killer once, I later disregarded my conclusion and changed my mind. There are so many twists and turns in the story, guessing who the victims and who the psychopathic killer is , is nearly impossible. This story provided a suspenseful , and total entertaining listen. The narration only added to the story. Love it when book style and narration comes together so harmoniously.

Robert Gregory Browne tells very twisted tales

Any additional comments?

This book is exactly what I've come to expect from Robert Gregory Browne. Twisted main plot with multiple sub plots all coming to a spell binding conclusion. Characters are fleshed out, generally the protagonist is an injured person with multiple flaws that lead them down the wrong path. The conclusion is not expected. Scott Brick's performance is as always flawless.

When you can't stop looking at a car accident.

Could not stop listening. Great narration and building of characters. Twists and turns galore.

great story

this was an intense book of love, trust and death. I am so addicted to his books and look forward to hearing the next one.

Grab a cup of coffee and prepare to be taken away.

This was my first Robert Gregory Browne book, but after listening it will not be my last. I was sucked in from the beginning, there were places in the book where he milked it longer than I would have liked, but that just added to the suspense. It was hard to put this book down, there were even places in the book where I found my hand covering my mouth in surprise. In my opinion this is a must read, or listen.

Unexpected

If you could sum up Whisper in the Dark in three words, what would they be?

Really enjoyable listen

What other book might you compare Whisper in the Dark to and why?

The voodoo aspect of the book was unexpected, but quite fascinating. It was a similar mould to the John Connolly books, where some of the characters are beyond the grave, but the theme is not overdone.

What about Scott Brick’s performance did you like?

When Scott Brick is reading a boring book his delivery makes it even worse, but when he's reading an interesting book his style is very listenable.

Edge. Of. My. Seat.

What made the experience of listening to Whisper in the Dark the most enjoyable?

Mr Brick. Combined with mr Browne...

Who was your favorite character and why?

I loved them all

What does Scott Brick bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He brings life in to authors words!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The end

so many plot twists!

If you could sum up Whisper in the Dark in three words, what would they be?

many plot twists

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Yes! wow, at the end all the plot twists had my head turning like Linda Blair, because I was trying to keep up with the changes. Between the doctor, his girlfriend, and mental gymnastics that the main characters went through, my attention was kept right on the story, trying to keep up. I did get a little testy if traffic was bad and I had to stop listening (I really didn't want to stop the story!)

What about Scott Brick’s performance did you like?

I like all of Scott Brick's performances. His voice is just perfect for the antagonist, just the right amount of snark, arrogance, and thinly veiled cynicism that you might think a serial killer would have.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No extreme reactions, but at the end when details got really busy, I do remember saying out loud "wait, what??"

Too Predictable

Any mystery reader of experience can predict 75% or more of the plot twists less than 25% of the way through the book. Great narration as always from Scott Brick.

Weird

All I can say is ... why doesn’t anyone call for back up? For me it is the only thing that made the story unbelievable.