Free to read! 19-year-old Jane, newly-single, moves to London to work for her friend, Kitty. But Kitty is hiding something about the café - and about Jane and Kitty's past. ***** If you looked at her Instagram, you'd think Jane had the perfect life. But a family tragedy and a big break up shatters that illusion, prompting Jane to drop out of university and move to London. She gets a room above a bookstore and a job as a barista, thanks to her childhood friend Kitty. Struggling with feelings of loneliness among the happy staff, Jane feels further ostracized when Kitty refuses to discuss Matt, who used to live in the bedroom Jane took over and who left under mysterious circumstances. As Jane struggles to find herself, and get the attention of the cute bartender, Harper, she discovers that the Brew Books café is brewing with dark secrets. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

Some of these stories are urban legends and true paranormal experiences. *WARNING TERRIFYING* Hope you enjoy !! (Updating for more stories)

Karoline is an outcast; shy, book nerd, everything that Jake Atkins is not. But for some reason, he falls for her, as does she. That all changes the day that drunk driver ruined Karoline's life and took Jakes. Karoline has nothing, until her and Caleb, the neighbor, become closer. but weird things start happening, lights flickering, doors slamming... could it possibly be Jake coming back for Karoline? Maybe the universe is on their side.

"I'm scared," she whispered. It was the first words she said since I found her huddled down in the basement. "But, nothing's going to happen to you!" I assured her. Big sistering was hard. I hugged her in my arms. "I'm not scared for me," she whispered into my ear. I hugged her tighter. I asked, "Then what are you scared for?" She had these moments a lot. Making simple situations so dramatic. I had to support her, still. After all, she was my sister. I loved her to death. "I'm scared for you."

This is a Japanese urban legend about a tall woman who abducts children. She is 8ft tall, wears a long white dress and makes a noise like "Po... Po... Po... Po..."

Season 1 of Confessions of a Fake Psychic Detective * Her psychic powers are fake, but the kidnapped girl she must find is real. * Zandra is an infamous "psychic" who grifts the gullible residents of her small Wisconsin town using her wits, not anything supernatural. Her skills are put to the ultimate test when the police tap her to help find a kidnapped girl. But there's a catch. The girl's father apparently got away with murdering Zandra's husband years ago. Can Zandra put aside her grudge for the sake of a missing child? Or is this the perfect opportunity for revenge? Also available on YONDER, the next-generation reading app from the Wattpad family. Prequel to the 2016 Wattys winner, "Black Eye" (Featured by @TheGirlOnTheTrain)

WATTPAD ORIGINAL EDITION Seven letters, seven confessions, seven clues. Elliot Parker has what he needs to find out who killed his best friend... But is he hunting down the killer? Or is the killer hunting him? ***** When Colton Crest returns, unharmed, to his small town after mysteriously disappearing for two months, his best friend Elliot Parker breathes a sigh of relief. But days later, on the night before graduation, Elliot finds Colton in the lake. Dead. And on the day of his funeral, Elliot finds a letter in his jacket pocket with four words that send him spiralling: I killed Colton Crest. There are six more letters to find, six more confessions about Colton, six more clues to uncover why he was murdered. Elliot has no choice but to play this sick scavenger hunt, and with each new revelation, he begins to question whether he really knew Colton - or anyone else in that little town of dark secrets. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Pandora had always had a compulsion for lying but as her best friend, Viv chose to ignore it. Now Pandora is dead and Viv has been left with nothing but the question "why?" and a collection of sealed letters, written by Pandora before she died. When she opens the letter addressed to her, Viv is shocked to discover that her best friend had already suspected her death was imminent and so composed the collection of letters to all the people she considers important in her life - those who she lied to. In each letter, Pandora explains lies she told and the reasons for them and it is Viv's job to make sure they get to the right person. When Viv discovers that the letters could quite possibly be clues as to who murdered her best friend, she can't stop herself from opening a few. It's never been appropriate to open private mail and when Viv becomes a new target for whoever killed Pandora, it's a race against time to see if she can discover who the murderer is without becoming the next victim. The one problem with the letters is how does Viv know if what was said in the letters is actually true or not? Is it ever safe to believe a compulsive liar? beautiful cover is by the very talented @mellliflous All Rights Reserved Copyright © longtimegone Steal my work-face my wrath.

Marnie Lucas finally had the perfect life. She had a family who loved her and a boyfriend who she adored. Alec had always been there for her whenever she needed him. He'd wiped away her tears when her dog had died and he'd helped her battle through her maths homework daily. Despite being such a lovely and caring guy, Alec's family didn't have a great reputation in her town. His dad was currently serving time for murdering his business partner after a deal turned sour. On account of her own father being the detective who had worked on Alec's dad's case, Detective Lucas didn't trust Alec. In his opinion, Alec was a carbon copy of his father and felt that crime was in his blood. But Marnie disregarded her father's warnings and it wasn't until Prom night that she realised that it was the people who you loved the most who would break your heart in a way that could never be repaired. The truth can put you back together, but it can also tear you apart. Fifteen years later, Marnie realises that her father was right, sometimes your blood is bad and in Marnie's case, hers was nothing but evil. The Bitch You Killed Spin-Off : You do not have to have read TBYK to understand this book. cover created by the very talented @soundthealarm

Irony {noun} - a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often wryly amusing as a result. Khloe Matthews had never really considered how ironic her life was until she died. At parties, the head cheerleader would do something BIG to get revenge. If this meant spreading secrets and telling lies then she would do it. How ironic is it that Khloe used parties as a way of ending her peers' social lives and in turn someone used her own end of summer party to end her life? The sad thing is that Khloe didn't even really see it coming, but as she recounts her story, it becomes increasingly obvious that her so called 'friends' did. Now her friends will have to learn that just because the bitch is dead, it doesn't mean she's gone. Who said you had to be alive to get revenge? graphic by @obsessedhumor- [highest ranking = #1 in mystery & thriller {29/12/15}] All Rights Reserved Copyright © longtimegone Steal my work-face my wrath.