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Gravitas: The Light Engine by G.J. Fene is a mind-bending science fiction epic about gravity, belief, and the future of direction itself. When Lieutenant Amani Rao is sent to oversee a classified lunar research base, she expects containment and control, not revelation. But within a rotating engine of light, a new force emerges: gravity without mass, a field shaped by intention. As the boundaries of physics erode and a sentient AI named Ezra begins to rewrite the laws of reality, Rao is forced to confront her deepest fear: that weight, of duty, memory, and even matter, was never natural. It ...

Ward Whispers: True Tales from Inside the Asylum By G.J Fene Step inside the shadowed halls of St. Aedric Psychiatric Hospital, where the whispers never cease and the walls hold secrets that refuse to die. Ward Whispers collects thirteen chilling true stories told from the perspectives of those who lived, worked, and survived inside the asylum’s haunted wards. From mysterious doors that open to nowhere, to patients who vanished without a trace, each tale unravels a piece of a terrifying puzzle, where the line between reality and nightmare blurs. Written in gripping first-person narratives...

Four true-crime puzzles. Four ordinary narrators. One ruthless truth: crimes don’t start with a scream, they start with a story that won’t match the record. In this cold-case-inspired compilation, a museum docent proves a legendary coin theft couldn’t happen the way the night log insists. A conservator reconstructs a high-profile jewel heist minute by minute, discovering that “malfunction” is sometimes just a softer word for “window.” A university administrator watches a prestige lie collapse under routine credential verification, then realizes her email has become a timestamp...

Across six continents and countless bunkbeds, strangers whisper the same thing after lights-out: some rooms don’t empty when the guests check out. In Whispers from Hostels: Paranormal Travel Tales, a mosaic of globe-trotting narrators, an ex–night auditor revisiting London’s infamous Room 6C, a tango-loving backpacker bargaining with the Río de la Plata, an underwater photographer chasing a vanished friend through Thai islands, a compassionate night guard keeping vigil in a Mexico City basement, a UX researcher meeting a midnight receptionist in a Budapest bathhouse, and a sardonic ...

Clara Wynn makes her living in the unglamorous corners of truth—receipts, logs, rosters, and the small signatures people forget they leave behind. When four notorious, cold-case-era heists resurface through public records and local fallout, Clara isn’t chasing thrills. She’s protecting her community from the kind of harm that hides inside “routine” paperwork. A storefront deposit arrives bundled in a way real life money never stays bundled. A cash-logistics contract reveals that controls can be theater when the wrong person writes the numbers. A spectacular aerial robbery turns ...

Some disappearances leave behind bodies. Others leave behind sound. A scream echoing through a stairwell with no victim found. A foghorn signal that breaks cadence and never answers again. A receipt timestamped minutes before a person vanished. A tape recorder playing static where someone should have been. Last Signals is a collection of meticulously researched, first-person cold case narratives inspired by real public court records, police logs, and official reports. Each story is told by the person closest to the final moment, those who heard something almost become proof. A coast guard ...

Some disappearances don’t end in bloodstains or headlines. They end in paperwork. Filed Without Resolution is a collection of true-crime cold case stories drawn from public court records, municipal filings, and regulatory logs, cases where people didn’t vanish into darkness, but into systems that quietly moved on without them. Each story is told in first-person by the professionals who witnessed the disappearance from the edges: a process server taping an eviction notice to an empty door, a probate attorney declaring a death with no body, a zoning inspector clearing a shelter that ...

They didn’t vanish in the dark. They vanished during business hours. A bell rang. A bus stopped. A door unlocked. Everything worked the way it was supposed to. Unaccounted For is a collection of true-crime stories drawn from publicly available cold-case files, each told in the first person by the last ordinary witness: a bus driver, a firefighter, a museum worker, a volunteer, an engineer. In these cases, no alarms failed. No violence was seen. No chaos announced itself. People disappeared between procedures. A one-way ticket to a town never reached. A fire station visitor told to wait. A...

Nine Myths. Nine Civilizations. One Shadow in Every Age. Crows of the Vanishing Earth is a sweeping anthology of dark myth and historical fiction, weaving nine epic tales across ancient civilizations, from Celtic battlefields and Babylonian palaces to desert canyons and Norse longhouses. In every age, a crow appears. Sometimes as omen. Sometimes as witness. Always as judge. Across these stories, kings fall, cities burn, and oaths are broken, but the crow endures, carrying memory through flame, famine, and forgotten gods. Warriors defy fate, scribes confront prophecy, queens awaken curses, ...

In quiet towns, behind locked vaults, and inside hushed reading rooms, the truth rarely announces itself with a scream. It arrives as a mismatch. A rounded number that shouldn’t round. A security log that can’t explain a missing hour. A “collector” who uses the wrong words for priceless things. This cold-case-inspired true crime compilation follows ordinary narrators, careful, competent people who never set out to investigate anything, until public-record artifacts force their attention. A volunteer treasurer discovers a hidden municipal account bleeding a river town dry. A festival...

Four cold cases. Four ordinary gatekeepers. One brutal truth: systems remember what people try to forget. Told in first-person, these stories follow the paper trail where it gets ugly: permits, panel printouts, access logs, donation boxes, lost-and-found sheets. Each narrator starts with routine. Each ends with a record that won’t stay buried. Inspired by public-record case materials. Names and locations have been changed for privacy.

A handwritten name added after departure. A lost-and-found tag that belongs to nobody. An overnight rail permit with a timestamp gap no one can explain. A ride-along waiver that goes blank like it was never signed. In this cold-case collection, each story is told in a first-person, conversational voice by the person who handled the document that should have kept the truth straight: a ferry purser, an airport lost-and-found supervisor, a signal technician, and a patrol officer. They don’t chase glory. They chase what systems leave behind, logs, addenda, CAD notes, chain-of-custody forms, ...

They’ve been here longer than us. And they’re still watching. From the shadows of abandoned buildings to the glow of our screens, spiders weave secrets few dare to see. In this gripping horror anthology, Arachnid: True Accounts of the Webbed Unknown, G.J. Fene spins eight chilling tales that expose the hidden threads binding fear, obsession, and the monstrous unknown. A woman discovers human teeth embedded in spider eggs behind her apartment vent. A social media star wakes each morning sewn into living silk. A mother learns every spider she’s ever killed remembers, and wants revenge. ...

In Haunted Places: True Stories from Niche Locations, travelers from around the world share chilling first-person accounts of encounters in hidden, overlooked, and strangely intimate haunted sites, far from the well-touristed ghost spots and famous urban legends. A lone backpacker seeking quiet finds a seaside guesthouse where the nights feel too heavy. A hiker sheltering from a storm discovers a wartime bunker holding more than memories of radio static. A writer, wandering the maze-like hills of a port city, steps into a library that shouldn’t exist, and learns that some doors lead ...

In this cold-case compilation, justice doesn’t arrive with sirens. It arrives with paper, indictments that read like blueprints, tower maps that turn a night into coordinates, appellate rulings that decide what the public is even allowed to hear. Each story is told in first-person by someone who lives near the record: a docket runner who watches prosecutors turn a crew’s “rules” into racketeering math, a tour-accounting clerk who follows a murder-for-hire through money trails and middlemen, a courthouse stringer obsessed with rebuilding one violent night into a legal timeline, a ...

Blackout Protocol is a relentless collection of espionage thrillers where spies are caught, tortured, and pushed to their limits, only to claw their way toward escape with nothing but their minds, memories, and will to survive. From subterranean black sites to stratospheric research labs, each story plunges into the darkest corners of modern intelligence warfare, where trust is a liability and silence can be a death sentence. Featuring twelve international operatives, agents, hackers, codebreakers, and traitors, these tightly wound tales blend psychological warfare, advanced tech, and raw ...

Throne of Ash and Blood: Confessions and Chronicles is a chilling collection of interconnected vampire tales that peel back the veil on an immortal empire hidden within our world. From whispered encounters with recruiters in modern cities to the secret bargains struck with kings and popes, these stories reveal the machinery of vampiric rulm built on masks of restraint, fed by ritualized terror, and preserved through centuries of compromise. Told through haunting testimonies, forbidden archives, and the ruthless confessions of Elder Hale himself, the collection traces the fragile line ...

Beneath the dust of forgotten records, history hides more than truth, it hides intent. From famine-struck Dublin to the shadowed courts of Istanbul, from Sydney’s quarantined harbors to the marble halls of Paris, ordinary men and women stumble into conspiracies written not in ink, but in omission. Each story in this gripping collection unravels a different era’s secrets: forged land deeds masking smuggling routes, coded music scores concealing assassination plots, falsified quarantine ledgers protecting stolen treasures. Bound together by the archivist’s unblinking eye, these tales ...

Step inside the mist-shrouded castles, abandoned inns, and forgotten corridors of Britain, where the past refuses to rest quietly. Haunted Isles is a chilling collection of first-hand encounters from those who have walked the country’s most haunted ground and come face-to-face with the spirits that linger there. From Catherine Howard’s desperate pleas echoing through Hampton Court Palace to the ghostly footsteps of a lost piper beneath Edinburgh Castle, these are not legends retold from afar, they are raw, intimate testimonies from modern witnesses who found themselves caught between ...

In the remote work camps of northern Alberta, the nights are long, the temperatures lethal, and the isolation sinks into your bones. Most workers blame the strange sounds, shadowed figures, and missing hours on exhaustion—or on the endless miles of forest and machinery that surround them. But some stories travel from camp to camp. Some events repeat themselves across rotations. And some names never stop appearing in the logs, no matter how many years have passed. In this chilling collection of ten first-person accounts, janitors, medics, security guards, truck drivers, and new hires ...