histórias de Whodunit

Carlos leaves New Buffalo behind, haunted by the wife who went missing and a family he can no longer reach. Arriving in Lansing, Michigan, he must navigate a city full of both promise and peril as he searches for a chance to start over. But the city holds dangers he could never foresee. Among its crowds, a delusional serial killer known only as 'The Anodyne' stalks those who grieve, convinced that his gruesome deeds are merciful. He leaves no trace, evades every investigation, and spreads terror through his chilling philosophy. Burdened by his past and hunted by the city's shadows, Carlos must fight to survive before the darkness inside and around him consumes his very being. Perfect for readers who love suspense, twists, and psychological drama, Seven Minutes Too Late delivers a slow-burn thriller you'll never forget. ********************* Disclaimer: Drafted with artificial intelligence, this story, including its concept, plot, characters, and narrative arc, was designed by Micah D'Amico (me) and is entirely fictional.

21 dead. 30 injured. One pristine white suitcase. When a bus crashes outside Las Vegas under suspicious circumstances, grizzled detective Hyunsik Kang finds his own name on a suitcase at the scene. Enter Grete Langford-sharp-tongued, seductive, and too curious for her own good. As bodies pile up and secrets unravel, so does their restraint. Burn Pattern is a tense, addictive crime thriller where every clue cuts deep, and obsession runs hotter than the desert sun. Click to uncover what really happened on that road.

Book #2 of the Campus Sleuths' Series. Enter the student life in the prestigious academe of Castillo High - where favoritism is a religion, the campus is a board game, and the system is bullshit. Every single student is a pawn. But not for long. Three of the academe's talented students play against the rules and display consecutive acts of anonymous rebellion, which leads to an investigation from Castillo High's newly-put up detective organization: the Campus Sleuths. It's a battle between the leagues as they hunt for each other's tails, only to discover that both groups are merely pawns in a much larger and more dangerous chess game - with a nefarious mastermind pulling the strings in the background. Will the two factions set aside their different views and agenda to overthrow a culprit whose dominance presides over the student body? In a place where everyone is a pawn in this chessboard, one must be willing to break the system and overthrow the empire. --- Genres: dark academia, political fiction, murder mystery, and young adult romance. Language: Tagalog-English. Disclaimer: Contains slight themes of inappropriate language, violence/abuse, bullying, implied corruption, and depictions of sexual content. Status: Currently on-going and under editing. Achievement: "The Empire" was part of the #Wattys2018 longlist of Wattpad's top 450 stories! Thank you to everyone who supported this novel! ♡ --- Book #2 of The Campus Sleuths' Series: The Empire. All Rights Reserved 2017.

Sunnie never expected a geocaching adventure to lead her to a crime scene. When she discovers a hidden clue that doesn't belong to the game, the police dismiss it as coincidence-until the clues start appearing again. And again. Determined to prove she's not imagining things, Sunnie turns her travel vlog into a true-crime investigation. The only person willing to help? A charming small-town deputy who seems to know exactly where to look. But as the danger grows closer and the clues become personal, Sunny realizes someone is watching her every move. Some games aren't meant to be solved- and trusting the wrong person could cost her everything. © 2026 Zoe Rodriguez. All rights reserved.

A dead friend. A school full of secrets. And security cameras that mysteriously stop recording. When Tisha Mehra starts searching for answers, she uncovers something far more dangerous than a murder. Because Shanaya Kapoor wasn't just a victim. She was investigating something. And whoever killed her is still watching.

Private investigator Tom Hart is hired to find who murdered mob enforcer Tony Dietz. The trail leads through jealous lovers, crooked cops, and a loan shark with everything to lose. In a city of neon and lies, Hart must uncover the truth before the next body drops-his own, maybe tonight.

When Hall Abrams disappears, the town of Blackwater Ridge decides he's dead-because that's easier than asking who made him vanish. Jude Castañeda was the last person to see Hall alive. Now his name is everywhere: whispered in hallways, shredded across group chats, carved into the school's trophies like a warning. Videos corrupt. Witnesses "forget." Even the yearbook starts erasing faces-starting with Lena Voss, the girl the system insists doesn't exist. Then Jude wakes up from a hospital bed with a bandage on his throat... and a message on his phone telling him to "stay on your side." In a town that edits reality like it's content, the only way to save Hall is to follow the trail of broken mirrors and missing records-before Jude gets rewritten into the villain, and the truth disappears for good. Because in Blackwater Ridge, the most dangerous thing you can do... is remember.

She doesn't know his name. She doesn't know where he is. All she knows is that every night at 1:13 A.M., her phone lights up... and suddenly, she isn't alone. The messages feel too real to ignore, too personal to be random. And the more she reads, the more she realizes... some connections can't be explained. 1:13 A.M. changes everything.

By sunrise, the queen was dead. They found Chloe Monroe's body behind the football bleachers-her signature pink nails caked with dirt, her phone shattered beside her like glass promises. The police said it was murder. The students said it was karma. At Crescent High, Chloe wasn't just popular-she was power wrapped in perfume and cruelty. The kind of girl who smiled at you just before she ruined your life. She could make someone disappear from the social food chain with a single rumor, and she loved doing it. But beneath the perfect hair, the designer bags, and the fake apologies, Chloe had built herself an army of enemies. Everyone had a story, a reason, a scar. A girl she exposed. A boy she humiliated. A friend she betrayed. A teacher she made loose his job. So when word spread that she was gone, nobody cried. Not really. They whispered. They speculated. Some even smiled. Because in Crescent High, everyone hated Chloe Monroe. The only mystery left- was who hated her enough to kill her. ★.·.·.·.★.·.·.·.·★ IMPRESSIVE RANKINGS: #1 in Solve, Solving, highschool mystery thriller and teen thriller all in December 2025 #1 in SOLVE 23/12/25 #2 in CASE 26/12/25 #2 in SOLVING 27/12/25 #2 in INTERROGATION 27/12/25 #1 in TEEN THRILLER 18/01/26 #8 in WHODUNNIT 14/02/26

Maeve never expected to become the prime suspect in her best friend Riley's murder. She must navigate whispered accusations, mounting evidence, and the crushing doubt of those closest to her. Determined to prove her innocence, Maeve dives into a twisted web of secrets, lies, and betrayal, uncovering the darker truths about Riley-and those around her. With danger closing in and allies hard to find, Maeve must race against time to expose the real killer before she becomes their next victim. Will she solve the mystery before it solves her?

Adrian Ramirez visits a small town in Massachusetts for his old friend's wedding only to find that some strange and dangerous things have been happening in Stoneridge. Follow Adrian as he solves mysteries, deals with loss, finds love, and saves his best friend.

Halloween is truly a festive time of year. Spooky stories, haunted houses and vampires that you can't help but thirst over because you're weird like that. That's why Hale Woodsen's inviting you to the Traitre Museum. You know, that weirdly atmospheric place near 86th, the one with the dome ceiling? Yeah. There'll be music. Shadows. Smoke machines. Candlelight that definitely isn't safe. Maybe even a Ouija board or two. Costumes are absolutely mandatory - don't come dressed like a civilian unless you want to be sacrificed mid-party for the aesthetic. For everyone has suffered a tragedy recently, the disappearance of Luca Almirez. For those who don't know (you're living under a rock), the basketballer disappeared a month or two ago, after the biggest game of his life. Nothing's been found about him, and to be honest? We're not sure if there ever will be. He was a best friend, a gifted sportsman, and overall a beloved member of society. Perhaps this is Hale's way of battling the grief. Since, you know, he was Luca's best friend. He's trying just as hard as everyone else to get to the bottom of this. His list of suspects is never ending, from Cady Lovaine to Ruel Cruz, to even Reverie Vale and Leslie Wilde. But they have hunches too, and so the story continues, dangerous and twisted. But that's not everything. If you want to get all the details, let's leave the Halloween party. Let's go to the 16th of August, where everything began.

Originally written for a Clue by Candlelight competition in 2024, this mystery is now available here on Wattpad as part of my Archibald Clayborn collection, free to read, while I work on new projects. Retired Detective, Archibald Clayborn is summoned to his childhood sweetheart's family home, Warren House, after the death of her husband. Coming to Camilla's aid, Clayborn suspects he is there to comfort her. He couldn't be more wrong. Camilla believes her husband was murdered and her list of suspects are currently in Warren House. Clayborn agrees to help, however, before he can embark on his investigations, another murder happens! But who is the culprit? Is it... The somewhat standoffish maid, Mrs. June Carter? She may be pleasant to Clayborn, but does that extend to the rest of the guests? Or could it be Mr. Tracey Mars, the late Lesley Cartwright's business partner? His bullish attitude and short temper aren't the only things to make him a suspect, he may have a motive too. Then there's Dana Trudeau, a Hollywood actress traveling with Mars. A temptress to be sure, but does she have ulterior motives for coming to Warren House? The last of the Hollywood troupe, the reserved-but outspoken when provoked-scriptwriter, Mr. John Smithe doesn't seem to fit the picture of a murderer, but Clayborn can't deny motive might be there with the longstanding friction between his employers. Or is the murderer closer to home? Could it be the family physician, Dr. Royce Trenton? His outrage at being asked the simplest of questions does make Clayborn suspicious that he's hiding something. Last, there is Dr. Trenton's young niece, Diana Darling. An innocent to be sure, except for one thing; she wants to be an actress. Is Miss Darling as innocent as she appears, or is it all an act? Clayborn has his work cut out for him to catch this killer. Perhaps you can help him?

"Innocent hobby turned deadly game" What happens when a book club takes their love of murder mysteries a little too far? What began as an innocent role-play quickly spirals into something deadly. When the police start asking questions about a missing community member, the group faces a chilling choice: stay silent and protect their secret, or crack under the pressure. But how long can they keep up the façade before the truth comes out? © 2025 sdjJames. All rights reserved This story is my original work. Please don't copy, repost, or claim it as your own. Highest Rankings: #4 in dark drama

On a morning like any other, beneath the heat of a Jamaican sun, love ripens into something bitter. The morning began like any other beneath the blazing Jamaican sun fresh coffee brewing, laughter drifting through the house, and a traditional breakfast served at the family table. Then someone died. Alice Crowe-Horwathe, Jamaican born and an amateur sleuth at heart, never imagined she would be investigating a murder inside her own extended family. But when her aunt suddenly collapses after eating a dish of ackee, the household is quick to call it a tragic mistake. Alice knows better. Because every Jamaican knows one thing: unripe ackee can be deadly. And someone in that house prepared it. As grief spreads through the family home, so do secrets. Alice soon uncovers whispers of betrayal, her aunt's husband may not have been the devoted spouse he appeared to be. Rumors of infidelity begin to surface, and with them a chilling possibility: the death at breakfast may not have been an accident at all. Determined to uncover the truth, Alice begins asking questions no one wants answered. But in a house filled with secrets, simmering resentments, and hidden motives, everyone becomes a suspect. Because beneath the warmth of the Caribbean sun, someone turned breakfast into murder. And the truth may destroy the family forever.

Felicity is slowly losing her mind and her parents are not helping at all. Unknown calls and awkward interactions make her question if she's actually sane. In the midst of all the chaos, a boy shows up and she realizes she feels safe when she's with him but there's more to him than meets the eye.

Eva is a journalist who is on her way to the top, on the surface she has everything going well for her. what happens when she starts seeing footage of her being stabbed.... 10 weeks to die is a thrilling book that would keep you on edge.

I didn't mean to be involved in a murder. I only meant to survive a week-long corporate retreat on a private island where the Wi-Fi was unreliable and everyone hated each other politely. When our host turns up dead before the ferry returns, the rest of us are stranded with no outside contact, too many secrets, and one inconvenient fact: I may not be remembering the night correctly. As accusations circulate and alliances crack, I start documenting everything-mostly to prove I'm innocent, partly because someone needs to keep track of the lies. The problem is, the more I write, the clearer it becomes that everyone has a reason to kill him. Including me. So the real question isn't who did it. It's whether I can trust myself when I think I know the answer.

It's been a very trying year since Clarisse Ricci's world shattered dramatically. Her beloved father, Lorenzo, a larger-than-life billionaire that everyone admired for his kind, protective nature and savvy business management died suddenly. Everyone called it a tragic accident. Clarisse, however, isn't buying it. Now a senior in high school, with the looming thought of going to university and her future on the horizon, she cannot let go of the feeling that something darker happened. Her life soon takes a dangerous turn. Together with Joseph Samuels, her loyal (and occasionally stubborn) English boyfriend, and her creative thirteen-year-old sister, Camille, Clarisse dives into a mystery that threatens everything her parents built for them. The girls' mother, Isabelle, a world-renowned artist, tries to help, but even she is drowning in her own grief and distractions. Then the real danger steps out of the shadows: Harold Ward, Lorenzo's ruthless former COO, who's determined to claim the Ricci legacy for himself. Suddenly, Clarisse isn't just chasing answers but she is fighting to protect her family's future. If she fails, they could lose everything- their safety, their independence, and their chance at the lives they're just beginning to heal. Clarisse and Joseph thought turning eighteen meant gaining more freedom. Instead, it meant stepping up and risking it all. Will Clarisse and Joseph be able to succeed?

New school. New classmates. New beginning. Ezio, isang transferee student, umaasang makakatakas sa magulong nakaraan at makakahanap ng bagong simula sa kanyang bagong paaralan. Pero hindi pala ganoon kasimple. Sa De Alarcón & Villareal Imperial University, Grade 12 - Section C, tila perpekto ang lahat. Mababait na kaklase. Palatawa. Magkakaibigan. Ngunit sa likod ng bawat ngiti... may sikretong nakatago. Isang estudyanteng nawawala. Isang mensaheng nakaukit sa mesa. Isang babala: "Wag mo silang pagkakatiwalaan." Habang lumilipas ang mga buwan, unti-unting lumilinaw ang mga tanong- o baka naman... matagal na talagang malinaw ang lahat? Ang tunay na tanong: May tinatago ba ang Section C?