What if one phone call could change your entire life? With the page-turning suspense of Ava Strong's FBI thriller Not Like He Seemed and gritty realism of Douglas and Olshaker's New York Times Bestseller MindHunter, Whispers promises readers a nail-biting journey into the search for a serial killer and a window into the troubled mind of the agent who pursues him. "J. Herman Kleiger's new novel is equally gripping, moving along at a fast pace, as Kleiger's sophisticated understanding of human psychology is on full display." -Richard M. Waugaman, M.D., Let's Re-Vere the Works of Shakespeare "They're killing all the shrinks!" cries Nicola Kitts, now a special agent with the FBI's storied Behavioral Assessment Unit. But why are prominent psychiatrists being targeted, and what secrets did they share? In this sequel to Tears Are Only Water, Special Agent Kitts leads the hunt for a serial killer who leaves obscure mathematical formulas and twisted poems of retribution by the bodies. The FBI thinks they've figured it out, pointing to Raevyn Nevenmoore, a former gymnastic champion with a history of mania and delusions. But Raevyn hints that her twin brother Finch is involved in the killings. The only problem is, Finch died years earlier. Is Raevyn clinically insane or a clever psychopath? Haunted by her own traumas and hidden scars, Kitts struggles to piece together the clues and separate Raevyn's madness from an even more troubling reality. Can she silence her own demons long enough to find the killer ... and save herself? Are you ready to uncover the truth? Dive into the chilling world of Whispers and experience a psychological thriller that intertwines madness, betrayal, and relentless suspense. Grab your copy of Whispers today and join Special Agent Kitts in a race against time to piece together a puzzle that bridges the gap between madness and reality. About the Author J. Herman Kleiger is a renowned author of three novels and six professional books on the Rorschach test, psychosis, and bipolar disorders. He is a senior psychologist and psychoanalyst based in Maryland, known for his deep understanding of human psychology.