The War Of The Whisperers by Adam Niswander

• A Southwestern Supernatural Thriller
• (A Novel in The Shaman Cycle)
• August 2009
• ISBN 978-0-9824296-1-7
• 342 pp

Native Americans are turning up dead with alarming frequency in the area around Casa Grande, Arizona. Who could be responsible? Suspicion immediately falls on the Army of the Dream, a compound run by Jason Trahearne. Is Trahearne merely devoted to re-creating World War II battles, or is he a dangerous neo-Nazi? Worse, can he be under the influence of a shadowy but immensely powerful group of supernatural entities who control their human servants by whispers?

Lotus Farley, Danny Webb, and other Native American shamans, who in past novels have battled unthinkably powerful enemies, face their most challenging struggle in this fast-paced, compellingly readable novel that adds depth and richness to Adam Niswander's Shaman Cycle, a series of novels that transplants H. P. Lovecraft's cosmic horror to the arid regions of the American Southwest.

Adam Niswander is the popular and critically acclaimed author of The Charm, The Serpent Slayers, The Hound Hunters, and other novels.

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• Book Review: The War of the Whisperers

: "The blend of Southwestern America and Native American lore with Lovecraftian horror generates some interesting imagery and situations." -- Don D'Ammassa