It didn’t change anything.
The gripping sequel to KILL THE MESSENGER.
After uncovering a conspiracy that should have shaken everything, journalist Herman Ingram is left with something far worse than failure:
Doubt.
The story is over. The damage is done. And no one seems to care.
As Herman spirals, questioning whether any of it mattered, a new figure enters his life—Greg Schultz, a man with nothing left to lose.
The corporation Herman once exposed took everything from him.
Now, Schultz wants revenge.
He’s not asking for help.
He’s asking for a witness.
As Herman follows Schultz deeper into a violent crusade against the people responsible, the lines between justice and obsession begin to blur. But something isn’t right.
Plans don’t add up.
Details don’t match.
And someone inside the operation may be working against them.
The deeper Herman goes, the more dangerous the truth becomes—not just about the conspiracy, but about the man leading the charge.
Because grief can break a person.
Or it can turn them into something far worse.
The Hangman’s Soliloquy is a dark, psychological thriller perfect for fans of Willow Rose and Karin Slaughter—where the truth isn’t the only thing hiding in the shadows.
Jeb Bohn is an award-winning author of dark fiction, suspense, and thrillers.
His passion for storytelling began early, scribbling short books for his mom. Though adulthood shifted his focus to other pursuits, Jeb never lost the urge to create, occasionally crafting short stories for himself without any intention of sharing them publicly.
That changed in 2014 with The Last Cigarette, a story that reignited his drive to publish. While balancing a day job and family life, the pull to write continued to grow stronger.
In late 2017, during a difficult period of mental health struggles, Jeb experienced vivid, haunting dreams. One such dream—waking up alone in a vast hospital, stepping into chaos beyond its walls—became the inspiration for his novel Kill The Messenger.
Today, Jeb focuses on creating immersive, character-driven stories that explore the bizarre, the macabre, and the deeply human. He believes that no matter how strange a plot may become, it’s strong, well-written characters who anchor a story and bring it to life.
Beyond writing, Jeb is a proud father, a drummer, and a passionate fan of music and hockey.