Publisher's Synopsis
Whispers in the Wind is a chilling horror story that weaves an eerie tale of isolation, obsession, and the unseen forces lurking just beyond the veil of reality. In the remote, windswept village of Grey Hollow, the locals live by a single rule: never follow the whispers. For generations, the howling wind has carried strange, haunting voices, whispering secrets and luring the curious into the dense forest that borders the town. Those who listen are never seen again.
When city journalist Erin arrives in Grey Hollow to write a story on its peculiar folklore, she dismisses the warnings as mere superstition. But as she digs deeper, she begins to hear the whispers herself-faint at first, but growing louder and more insistent. They speak to her in tones that are both seductive and terrifying, revealing truths about her past that no one else could know. Driven by a mix of curiosity and dread, Erin ventures into the forest, desperate to uncover the source of the voices.
What she finds is beyond anything she could have imagined: an ancient force tied to the land, feeding on secrets, guilt, and fear. The deeper Erin goes, the more she realizes the whispers are not just voices-they are alive, sentient, and hungry for her soul. Trapped between the unrelenting wind and the suffocating darkness of the forest, Erin must face the shadows of her own mind while fighting to escape a force that seems to know her better than she knows herself.
