Whispers: The explosive new novel from the bestselling author of The Push

The captivating new novel from the author of the explosive Sunday Times bestseller, THE PUSH 'Spellbinding, a shimmering, visceral ride through the dark side of family' LISA JEWELL 'I absolutely loved this book' MIRANDA COWLEY HELLER 'A beautifully observed exploration of what it means to be a woman' SARAH PEARSE 'Deeply thrilling and provocative . . a truly masterful novel' NITA PROSE 'A chilling psychodrama about motherhood and community' i PAPER ___________ The whispers started long before the accident on Harlow Street . . . Was it at the party, when Whitney screamed blue murder at her son? Or after neighbour Blair started prowling Whitney's house, uninvited? Or once Rebecca and Ben's childlessness finally puts a crack in their marriage? But on the terrible night of the accident, the whispers grow louder, more insistent. Neighbours gather round. Questions are asked. Secrets are spilled. And the gloss on everything begins to rub off. Everyone is drawn into the darkness. Because there's no smoke without fire. No friendship without envy. And no lie that does not conceal a devastating truth . . . ___________ The Whispers is a darkly psychological portrait of couples in crisis and families in free fall. 'You will devour this. A brilliant, honest read about families in crisis' Woman & Home 'Riveting... a fearless deep dive into the real internal lives of women. The Whispers is a brilliant, deeply affecting novel you won't soon forget' Shari Lapena, bestselling author of The Couple Next Door 'A masterwork: a page-turner, a searing emotional rollercoaster and a beautifully-written hymn to the pain, the love, the fury of motherhood . . . sensational' Rosie Walsh, bestselling author of The Man Who Didn't Call Praise for THE PUSH: 'Set my nerves jangling in both horror and recognition' LISA JEWELL 'Gripping' GUARDIAN 'Sustains the suspense expertly' SUNDAY TIMES 'Keeps the reader hooked' GRAZIA 'Jet-black' ABIGAIL DEAN 'Provocative, compulsive' VOGUE 'Riveting, thought-provoking' DAILY MAIL 'Bold' HEAT