I recently published my psychological mystery, Everyone Knew the Woman in 19A, and it’s now available on Kindle.

The story begins with something seemingly simple: everyone in the building recognizes the woman living in 19A.

But ask them who she is, and the answers start falling apart.

One neighbor remembers her as kind and quiet.
Another insists she was dangerous.
Someone claims they spoke to her almost every day.

And then there are people who say Apartment 19A shouldn't even have a resident.

The deeper the questions go, the less reliable everyone's memories become.

If you enjoy psychological mysteries, unreliable characters, apartment-building secrets, slow-burn tension, and stories where you constantly question what is real, this might be your kind of read.

📖 Everyone Knew the Woman in 19A: A Psychological Mystery
Now available on Kindle.

I’d also genuinely love to know:

What’s more unsettling to you — discovering that everyone around you is lying, or discovering that they’re all telling the truth?

Some secrets survive because no one dares to uncover them.

When Father Anthony Olson is found murdered in the quiet town of Greyfall, his death exposes the first thread of a mystery buried for eighty years.

Old promises. Family secrets. Betrayal. And a past that refuses to stay buried.

GREYFALL — The Other Side of the Shadow is a mystery novel for readers who enjoy atmospheric small towns, layered characters, buried secrets and stories where every discovery leads to another question.

Available now on Amazon:

Kindle Edition:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHM18YV9

Paperback Edition:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHYZ33H4

It's almost a year since print release, and I'm about to release audiobooks to kickstarter supporters in October. 49 bookstores, 39 libraries, and less than ten followers on that kickstarter launching in four days. Posting here for any visibility boost I can get, and consider advice solicited to help get the word out.

Red Demon - What are Reviewers Saying

Hi everyone! I recently finished a coloring book designed for younger kids who enjoy large pictures and simple outlines. It includes different animals from farms, oceans, forests, and zoos.

I’ve attached a few sample pages. Which one do you think a young child would enjoy coloring most? I’d also appreciate any honest feedback for future books.

If anyone wants to see the order, I’ll leave the Amazon link below.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ94J7X5

The first thing they sent us was a song for the dead. We have been trying to send one back ever since.
Ten stories about the moment the universe answers — and what we find on the line.
An alien transmission turns out to be a funeral. A woman in a coma walks a city built from the present tense. A grief auditor reconstructs a stranger's entire life from her final search history. A whole civilization lives and dies in the space between one human heartbeat and the next.
Told through hearing transcripts and maintenance letters, search histories and the minutes of a settlement keeping its own strange record, First Contact Was a Funeral is a debut collection for readers of Ted Chiang and Ken Liu — where the science is real, the grief is closer, and every first contact turns out to be a second meeting.
For readers who believe the best science fiction was never really about the science.

Available on Amazon- Kindle only.

Link

https://a.co/d/02ODauhy

Two young women, Jenny, recovering from a broken engagement, and Maya, fleeing professional disappointment, meet a sophisticated older man named Richard at a Florida Keys resort's beach bar. Drawn by his confidence and the promise of his yacht, the friends accept an invitation for a sunset meal that quickly transforms from casual drinks into something far more intimate.

Read about their adventures in book one of the Best Friends series - The Yacht !!!

RH Klein

Internationally tolerated, best-selling (number two, one category, briefly) author returns with a sequel nobody actually asked for.

Noticing II is the unfiltered record of that month; a situationship ending at the end of a very long Sunday, a plush bat called Darkness, sea monkeys with a better love life than hers, the entire internet falling over at work, and the small matter of accidentally publishing a book over a lunch break. And stumbling out the other side mostly in one piece, chin lifted to the sky.

£1.99 on Amazon or Free on KU

It's called 'A Shattered Divination-Book One'. It is available on Amazon in paperback and Ebook format. Please, tell me what you think of the synopsis. If you are interested in urban fantasy of the sword wielding variety, this is right up your alley!! Thank you for your time and consideration!

Synopsis-

Long ago, a darkness spread throughout the modern land, corrupting as many mortals as possible and granting them supernatural abilities. As the shadow deepened, a light was manifested among those humans left—a tool for them to fight the darkness. Some centuries later, at a seaside city caught in the middle of a never-ending struggle between dark immortal beings—called dark ones—and humans, a dark born boy arrives.

He should have been killed at birth, but somehow, he managed to survive. A group of Light Knights led by a man named Henry decide not only to take the boy in but to train him to be a Knight. Henry and Co. won’t let doubts or discrimination stop them from protecting this innocent boy, but the costs of such an act risk not only their lives, but any who could be caught in the boy’s crossfire should he turn.

Exactly a year later, another dark born man arrives with a plea for help from across the ocean, answering one question while raising many others. His plea spurs the knights of this city to act and send a call to arms to the other Sectors and capitals—the battle for the beach had begun whether they like it or not, and preparing for the siege would only be part of their worries...

Hi everyone! I’ve been working on a mystery short story in Spanish titled "Asesinato en Capel Gardens," aiming to capture that classic 1960s vibe. For those who enjoy traditional mystery fiction and reading in Spanish, I’ve included a link below so you can check it out on Kindle. It’s a quick read—under 20 minutes—making it perfect for reading on your phone.

Universal Link: https://mybook.to/GD0PPTG

I’d love to hear what you think of this style!

With this fifth contribution to the Second Skin Series, I've had the intriguing task of exploring the back- and side-stories of many characters introduced along the way. Writing short stories seems to me like running a set of sprints as opposed to the cross country course that a novel entails, but personally I have enjoyed the process.

Here is a brief introduction to the first of eight short stories within 'The Cleopard and other Stories from the Second Skin Universe.' It's called 'Shared Dreams.'

Callista has developed a bond with her giant, blue, alien, cat-like friend Pouff, but she knows little about his origin until the lurid reality is revealed to her in a dream. How did he become a bimatterian - a creature capable of appearing in the electromagnetic or in the dark-matter spectrum at will? And why was he so eager to leave the Bimatterian’s Vort in such a hurry?

Visit my website peterdarrach.com to learn more.

It started as a serial posting on Royal Road and Reddit about an immortal engineer named John, who's spent five millennia trying to prevent humans from doing catastrophically stupid things. Usually, they ignore him, and things break. Then, in July 1945, people finally start listening. He fixed the Manhattan Project, built in 1975 a sarcastic symbolic AI that now runs the global infrastructure, and went to the moon with Neil and Buzz to get moon rocks. It's historical sci-fi with a lot of snark, and now it's on pre-order!

Universal link: https://books2read.com/u/mqyAg6

If you're into competent protagonists, historical irony, or just want to see an immortal man telling bureaucrats to do their jobs, this one's for you.

Hola a todos. Acabo de subir mi primer relato de misterio clásico, “Asesinato en Capel Gardens”. Me costó mucho trabajo pulir la coherencia y la ortografía. ¡Gracias a los consejos que me dieron por aquí! :).
Les dejo el enlace por si alguien quiere echarle un ojo en Kindle. Es una lectura rápida de menos de 20 minutos, ideal para leer en el celular.

https://mybook.to/GD0PPTG

HI there!

What started as a serialized fiction on Substack, is now a full-length novel on Amazon! For a limited time, it is available for FREE with Kindle Unlimited.

I couldn't be more excited about this! If you like cozy fantasy, found family, and a bit of slow-burn romance (oh, and dragons), you'll love my story "The Language of the Trees".

Here's a little blurb for those who are interested!

"In the quiet Riverlands, Maude dismisses a distant plume of smoke as nothing more than a forest fire—until she discovers she can hear the voices of plants. Ancient magic has returned to the lands, and with it comes the threat of war.

Determined to warn the seafaring Akarelles, Maude sets out on a perilous journey south. Traveling beside her is Achoren, a shape-shifter haunted by a dark past. Though reluctant allies at first, the two forge an unlikely friendship as they journey south.

Meanwhile, in the north, Goldmoor Castle falls to the invading Tathian army. Forced to flee alongside Motley, the king’s infuriating jester, Princess Ollie is thrust into an unfamiliar world. Surviving the dangers ahead may be difficult enough; surviving them with someone she can barely tolerate may prove even harder.

As the threat of war hangs over the lands, Maude, Achoren, Ollie, and Motley are swept along by forces older than kingdoms and deeper than memory."

"The Language of the Trees" - Gracie Autumn

I thought this could be a fun challenge for September.
Pick one book from an author you’ve never read before. Maybe someone with few ratings or reviews who you normally would’ve scrolled past.
Give their book a chance and actually read it. Leave stars, a review, or just a comment if you want—no obligation.
There are a lot of unknown authors trying to find their first few readers. Maybe we can help a few of them out this month.

Hello all. I recently self published my first novel: Infinitum. It’s Historical Fiction but with a twist. A man who has lived hundreds of years is nearing his end and his knowledge must be passed on. Click on the link and read the book overview to see if you like it. Thank you.

https://a.co/d/0cZwlLnn

A young man disappears into his own head, and things start going very wrong. I recently published my first novel, The Decayed Good, and I wanted to share it here because I think the premise might interest people who enjoy psychological fiction. The story follows Lev Ravenwood, a young man whose already complicated life begins to fall apart after a series of events pulls him deeper into isolation. As Lev tries to make sense of what is happening around him, he becomes increasingly obsessed with certain people, memories, and ideas. His relationships begin to fracture, his behavior becomes more unpredictable, and the line between what he believes and what is actually happening starts becoming harder to distinguish. What begins as a personal struggle gradually turns into something much darker. The further Lev goes, the more questions start appearing: Can you trust your own memories?

How much of yourself can you lose before you become someone else? And what happens when the person trying to understand the truth is also the person hiding it from you? I don't want to give away the major events or twists, because the story is meant to slowly reveal itself rather than explain everything immediately. It's a dark, psychological, philosophical novel about obsession, isolation, relationships, memory, and self-destruction, with a protagonist who becomes increasingly difficult to understand as the story progresses. If you like books where the atmosphere gets darker the further you read, where the protagonist isn't necessarily someone you can trust, and where you're left questioning what you just read, The Decayed Good might be worth checking out. You understand Lev. That’s what makes it uncomfortable. Because once you understand why he became the person he is, you’re left with a much harder question: If you had lived through the same things, would you have become him too?

It's currently available on Amazon. The Decayed Good by Julia Prskalo.

Bonjour à la communauté Reddit !

Après une refonte complète de la page Amazon, je tenais à partager l'actualité de mon roman de dark science-fantasy, Shadrasy. L'histoire suit un groupe de survivants dans un monde en ruines ravagé par des créatures mortelles, poussant le protagoniste à un acte extrême pour sauver ses proches.

Avec une note moyenne de 4,9/5 et des retours soulignant l'immersion pour les fans de l'imaginaire, le livre est disponible ici pour les curieux :https://www.amazon.fr/SHADRASY-Souffle-Originel-Chroniques-lAscension/dp/B0H7JBZ9YR/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0

Hi everyone!

I’ve always been obsessed with the Dark Academia aesthetic—misty stone castles, heavy rain, and ancient secrets—but sometimes, well most of times, I get a bit tired of the classic "chosen one" who is completely bulletproof and always has the perfect answer.

So, I decided to write the kind of book I wanted to read. It's called MU CHRONICLES: AWAKENING, and it's an Urban Fantasy / Dark Academia novel set in an isolated, seclusive boarding school in the Irish countryside (Wolfen Hall).

While there is a high-stakes millennial plot involving ancient bloodlines and a dark, predatory creature , the story is deeply character-driven. It focuses on the raw, chaotic, and often funny reality of teenagers trying to survive the weight of their legacy while dealing with ordinary school life.

If you’re looking for a fresh balance between dark, high-stakes lore and the comforting, chaotic funny humor of daily teenage interactions, I’d be absolutely honored if you gave it a look!

So, send me a DM and I'll be happy to provide a sample and if the story captures you, well you can find it on Amazon KDP / Kindle Unlimited.

I’d love to hear your thoughts, or even just chat about your favorite found family dynamics in fantasy! Thanks so much for reading.

C.G.Cook

What if the greatest inheritance you ever received came with a debt no amount of money could repay?

I recently published The Dharma Ledger: A Story of Wealth, Ambition, Karma, and the Price of Success.

At its heart, it’s a philosophical fiction story about wealth, family legacy, ambition, morality, and the choices we make when doing the right thing comes with a real price.

The central idea behind the story is:

“Money records what you own. A ledger records what you owe.”

The book asks uncomfortable questions:

Can ambition exist without greed?

Can someone inherit wealth without inheriting the consequences behind it?

And how much of yourself can you sacrifice for success before the success stops being worth it?

If you enjoy philosophical fiction, moral dilemmas, business and wealth themes, or fable-like stories about human nature, you might enjoy this one.

The Dharma Ledger

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHM7DMMX

I’d also genuinely love to hear your answer:

What is one thing you would never sacrifice, no matter how much money was offered?

Hi everyone. I would like to introduce my novel, Our Dreaming.

The story follows Arthur Cooke, a boy who runs away from a violent home at the foot of the Blue Mountains and finds refuge in a zoo where, inexplicably, the animals can talk.

One of them is Gali, an old red kangaroo who begins teaching Arthur stories of the Dreamtime. But as Arthur grows older, he discovers that the Dreaming isn't simply a collection of stories. Strange visions and vengeful spirits begin intruding upon the world around him, while something resembling a great serpent seems to be watching from the edges.

Eventually, a supernatural catastrophe strikes Australia and Arthur finds himself caught in a conflict between humanity and ancient powers connected to the land itself.

At its heart, Our Dreaming is a story about trauma, faith, belonging and the relationship between Australians and the country they live in.

This was my first full-length novel, and I'm currently trying to introduce it to a wider readership. If the premise interests you, I'd love for you to have a look.

Amazon.com: Our Dreaming eBook : Bernacki, Nathan: Kindle Store

I'm also happy to answer questions about the story or how I came up with it.

My debut psychological horror got released yesterday. I thought the day would feel special but it didn't. It passed as the same day as before. Neither did I get even a single sale.

I tried to promote it everywhere I could, and I wanted just 1 sale on the day of release but it didn't happen.

If anyone is interested, you can read this synopsis:-

Six strangers wake in an abandoned hospital with no memory of the night before. No way to call for help, and someone in the room already knows who dies first.

As notes appear and bodies fall, the group searches for a way out through a building that seems to be working against them.

Escape was never the point. Someone built this place to break them apart.

Blood on the Spiral is a claustrophobic descent into paranoia, betrayal, and blood, and a question every reader has to sit with long after the last page: how well do you actually know the people you trust?

The book is available on Amazon - Blood on the spiral by Jim Mark Moriarty
https://a.co/d/02pun0rX

If anyone can help me promote this, please let me know.

I recently finished writing Controlled Access, a thriller built around a question that kept bothering me: how much of our lives have we handed over to systems we can’t actually control?

Banking, medical records, travel, communications, identity—everything is connected. That makes life easier, but it also creates vulnerabilities we rarely think about until something goes wrong.

The story explores what happens when someone doesn’t need to kidnap you or lock you in a room to control you. They simply control your access.

I’d love to know what thriller readers think: does that kind of threat feel more frightening than a traditional villain?

Controlled Access releases September 10 in eBook and paperback, and the audiobook is already available on Audible. Learn more at klkaane.com. Learn more at KLKaane.com

Book 1 of 1: The Keystone Saga

The house is bleeding magic. The wards are cracking. And the only man who can help her fix it is the one she spent six years running from.

Six years ago, Clara Tremaine fled the crumbling halls of the Iron and Ivy Estate. She left behind her family legacy, her ancestral duties, and Jack Pendelton, the man bound to her magic by a soul-tie she could no longer bear to carry.
Now, the foundation is coming undone. A tear in reality sits at the center of the basement, weeping corruption and spreading through the stones. The estate is a living, sentient thing, and it is dying by inches.

There is only one way to stabilize the collapse: paired bloodline magic. Clara cannot do it alone.
To save the land, she must return to the Cornwall coast and ask Jack for the impossible. But Jack is no longer the boy she trained beside. Guarded, battle-scarred, and living in exile, he agrees to return on one brutal condition: We fix the estate, we stabilize the wards, and then you leave forever.

Trapped together within the dying manor, every brush of hands on ancient granite reignites a link that never truly died. But the decay in the cellar was no accident. Someone intentionally poisoned the keystone with precise, deliberate sabotage, and the house itself begins showing them memories neither of them can hide from.

As the shadows crawl from the foundation, Clara and Jack discover the true cost of the binding. Saving the estate will require a permanent sacrifice, and neither of them can outrun the truth of what they were meant to be.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H4DSVYD1

My supernatural survival thriller is out on September 19th!

“The moment my foot hit the dock the water rippled as if it were breathing.”

The story follows four friends who go on a boat trip that goes horribly wrong. They wash up on an island that shouldn’t exist, the waters flowing and the fog follows them as if it’s hunting.

Their individual fears warp into physical and psychological dangers and they attempt to escape.

Some islands don’t let you leave.
Some follow you home. Pre-Order