The Whisperer, by Malenka Ramos

The Whisperer, by Malenka Ramos
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One never ceases to be amazed at the creativity of authors like Malenka Ramos. While he was recently talking about his previous horror novel What lives inside, shortly after I found out about her parallel performance in the erotic genre.

If the issue is to baffle readers, Malenka has a lot of ground gained. If what is truly relevant is the ability to surprise, reinvent yourself and propose different paths of evolution, the truth is that this only points to the cultivation of creative genius.

But landing on his latest novel El que whisurra, the truth is that you cannot detach a continuity in terms of plot. Malenka has varied the setting and the narrative proposal. It is no longer a space marked by evil as was the case with the Camelle house. In this new thriller, evil is a presence that creeps in from Penny's death, as if something had been released once he is no longer in this world.

And from that moment Point Spirit will never be the same again. The author deals with the setting about this town in a precise way, with a variability of surgical scenes that anticipate the fatal confluence of the events to come.

The plethora of various characters help us to try to outline that presence capable of interacting with a reality to which it does not belong. At the moment they are only whispers, small setbacks that do not have to be interpreted as notices of tragedy, not at least for those who do not know how to interpret them.

Since the dawn in which Penny left this world, who else who can least have a feeling that something is about to happen, like birds do in a great storm. The Morelli sisters, Mrs. Owens, the writer Jim Allen, all of them will end up awake in the middle of the night and will probably be the first witnesses of what will begin to happen, before dawn ...

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