My name is Kaitlin Reid. I'm simple-minded, boring, and a little less than capable of dealing with stressful situations. When I witnessed my best friend being murdered, I did all that I knew how to do, and I called the cops. They captured the murderer and put him in prison, and for a while, I felt safe. I had the cops on my side and just enough strength left in me to try to get my life back in order. But of course, as the story goes, that illusion of 'safety' was short-handed. The murderer escaped a high security prison. I know I am the top of his hit list. And I'm not sure when he will find me, or how he will do it, but he is after me. And my limited time is running out.

Cara gets kidnapped my a psychotic killer who demands that she calls him her father.

Kun is just a normal hard-working Psychology student. He has always had an interest in mental disorders, and he has studied hard to get to know more about them. This results in a rather unfortunate opportunity. His teacher gives him an internship at one of the most notorious mental institutions. Kun first thinks it will be his last internship ever, as the rumours about the place are dark and scary. But are the rumours based on facts, or are they just myths? Yangyang has been locked into a mental institution ever since he can remember. The nurses have never been nice to him, and Yangyang kept failing to communicate with them. It was as if he was an alien on the wrong planet. He threw tantrums, the nurses sedated him, and when he woke up he was wearing a straightjacket, lying in a padded room. When he was let back into his own room, soon the miscommunication started again. This circle repeated itself over and over, and Yangyang was slowly getting tired of everything. They had diagnosed him with being 'possessed by a demon' but in reality, he was just a simple boy with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). ✎﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏ WARNING! This story will contain mention of mental disorders, a creepy asylum, abuse, fights, cursing and ableist/anti-autism people. I have done my research on ASD, and from my own personal experience, I will include the most correct view of ASD that I can.

"But you wouldn't hurt a girl that's on your side?" "You wanna bet?" he says.

Joana is kidnapped by a psychopath who thinks she is his daughter. She is made to go by the name Analise. 2 other girls are there as well. Lydia and Scarlett are her 'sisters' in this twisted game of pretend. But what happens when a brother comes into the picture? And how far will this man go to keep his 'family'?

When Hoseok is found dead one Tuesday morning in his bedroom, there is no question about it: he was murdered. But in the secure BTS dorms, no one can enter nor leave if they don't have the key. Only six other people have it: Seokjin, Yoongi, Namjoon, Jimin, Taehyung and Jungkook. One of them killed Hoseok. But who? A BTS murder mystery. Cover by @BTS_1363

┌ ──═━┈━═── ┐ ❝ONE GENIUS IS TROUBLE, TWO GENIUSES HOWEVER, IS CHAOTIC.❞ └ ──═━┈━═── ┘ Sometimes, criminals dont work alone. Two genius dreamers shall prove it. Show how madness, can be a form of style to this boring world. From orphans, serial pickpockets, employees to the most fabulous fashion designers in London. Two will recreate fashion into a utility for revenge. Where we all started, Before he turned evil. Before he became... [ male! Cruella x female! Reader ]

Just like a shadow itself, it would always be following no matter where she turned. [short story] © -starrynvght 2017.

[Featured on @Mystery's Bright Young Minds Reading List] [Bootcamp Mentorship Winner '22] This Valentine's Day, Cupid gets a little deadly. *** When Haven's vengeful ex-best friend ends up dead at a Valentine's Day party, things take a twisted turn. From the infamous gossip blogger to her so-called sweetheart boyfriend, everyone in Haven's life is now a suspect. An anonymous person under the alias Killer Cupid leaves behind a guide to murder, and it's only a matter of time until someone is next. When charming troublemaker Griffin offers to help her, Haven must deny the sparks between them to save her current relationship and focus on the case. As little white lies and motives unravel, Haven realizes one thing: Everyone has a secret... but how far would someone go to keep theirs?

Over a third of such crimes remain unsolved, and even more, without a resolution. Afterwards, the victims' families and friends remain trapped in the living nightmare of never knowing what happened or, even worse, knowing that the murderer got away. Even officers of the law can become obsessed with such cases - haunted forever by the mysteries whose many threads they could not unwind.