Talking to Angels

About the Book

Andy Quinn is a shy twenty-one-year old college student studying to be a teacher. For most of his life, he’d suspected that he was gay, but being raised in the Bible belt kept him firmly in the closet—until he met Matt. Matt is an out and proud Boston attorney whose strength and confidence finally win Andy over. Deeply in love despite their differences, the two men make plans to marry. However, there is a dark shadow on their happy horizon in the form of a serial killer who is stalking young gay men in Boston. Even more terrifying is the fact that Andy begins having horrific nightmares in which he is experiencing each victim’s death. As a child, Andy’s mother told him he used to “talk to the angels.” Does that mean he is psychic? Or is he just going crazy? Matt is a diehard skeptic who refuses to accept a paranormal explanation. The only one who believes Andy is the relentless police detective in charge of the case. But he is battling his own homophobic feelings in his pursuit of the killer, and Andy can’t help but wonder if he will soon be under suspicion himself. The answer hits closer to home than anyone suspects, and Andy must find his strength or lose his very life.

About the Author

Shannon Murphy lives in the Midwest with her teenage son. She has been an avid horror fan all her life but maintains that human evil is far more frightening than any zombie or boogeyman. She hopes that people will enjoy reading this story as much as she enjoyed writing it. It was a cathartic experience, one she couldn’t bear to end, so Andy will continue to find greater strength and greater danger from his gift in the next two books of the Talking to Angels trilogy. To contact Shannon, visit her Facebook page and send her a friend request. She always welcomes feedback!