Twisted Whispers

by Sheri Lewis Wohl

Overview

A missing sister. A friend in need. A twisted web of dark secrets.

Thea Lynch’s twin sister is missing, abducted from her vehicle as she worked at a remote transfer station outside Spokane, Washington. Help arrives in the form tall, dark, and beautiful Detective Katie Carlisle who races against the clock knowing that with each passing hour the chance of finding Thea’s sister alive diminishes. With no leads, no progress, and hope waning, Thea does the only thing she can think of: she calls her friend for help. Can reluctant psychic Lorna Dutton pull away the veil and reveal the truth? Or will the secrets destroy them all?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781626394391
Publisher:	Bold Strokes Books
Publication date:	10/06/2015
Series:	Reluctant Psychic
Pages:	240
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.40(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Sheri Lewis Wohl grew up in northeast Washington State and though she always thought she’d move away, never has. Despite traveling throughout the United States, Sheri always finds her way back home. And so she lives, plays, and writes amidst mountains, evergreens, and abundant wildlife. When not working her day job in federal finance, she writes stories that typically include a bit of the strange and unusual and always a touch of romance. She works to carve out time to run, swim, and bike so she can participate in local triathlons, her latest addiction.

Editorial Reviews

09/07/2015
In Wohl’s forgettable second Reluctant Psychic paranormal (after Twisted Echoes), Lorna Dutton wants to focus quietly on her home on the Washington coast and her relationship with her girlfriend, Renee, but her newfound fame as a psychic mystery solver brings her to the attention of her old friend Thea Lane, whose twin sister, Alida, has disappeared. Deputy Sheriff Katie Carlisle, frustrated by the misogyny of her peers in the department, tries to do her best to keep focused on finding Alida without indulging her attraction to distraught Thea. A vaguely described ancient spirit called the Watcher wrings his hands, while Alida’s abductor becomes more and more agitated as his rituals become disturbed. The emotional connections between the characters feel consistently weak. Neither the lukewarm, sappy romances nor the implausibly neat plot with a flat, stereotyped evildoer will catch the reader’s attention, and the Watcher story line yields no new understanding of Lorna’s psychic gift. (Oct.)

Publishers Weekly