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![]() | If Whispers Call (1999) (The second book in the DarkMatter series) A novel by Don Bassingthwaite |
In the world of DarkMatter, all you see is not all there is. And sometimes, the answers lie on the other side.
A young woman lies in a coma, inexplicably lost to this world. Meanwhile, investigators from the Hoffman Institute unravel the dark secrets of a ghost seen wandering a Chicago cemetery.
DarkMatter novels will find an eager audience among many different types of fans. They're an ideal source of inspiration for roleplayers as well as an entertaining read for science fiction enthusiasts.
Genre: Horror
A young woman lies in a coma, inexplicably lost to this world. Meanwhile, investigators from the Hoffman Institute unravel the dark secrets of a ghost seen wandering a Chicago cemetery.
DarkMatter novels will find an eager audience among many different types of fans. They're an ideal source of inspiration for roleplayers as well as an entertaining read for science fiction enthusiasts.
Genre: Horror
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Used availability for Don Bassingthwaite's If Whispers Call
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Paperback Editions
January 2001 : Paperback
| Title: If Whispers Call (Dark Matter) Author(s): Don Bassingthwaite ISBN: 0-7869-2018-1 / 978-0-7869-2018-1 (USA edition) Publisher: Wizards of the Coast Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA WorldCat More details... |
December 2000 : Mass Market Paperback
| Title: If Whispers Call (Dark Matter, Book 2) Author(s): Don Bassingthwaite ISBN: 0-7869-1679-6 / 978-0-7869-1679-5 (USA edition) Publisher: Wizards of the Coast Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA WorldCat More details... |
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