Britishmystery Stories

People began predicting the exact time of their own deaths. And then they died exactly when they said they would. No threats. No violence. No supernatural forces. When former criminal psychologist Edward Hale is called in, he discovers something far more disturbing than prophecy. Someone is giving people certainty - and that's all it takes. A psychological detective mystery about influence, belief, and how easily the human mind can be guided toward an ending. Calm. Intelligent. Unsettling.

They buried her.They said goodbye.They moved on. And then people started seeing her again. In a quiet coastal town, multiple witnesses report sightings of a woman who officially died and was buried days earlier. She never speaks. She never approaches. She simply appears - long enough to be recognised. Edward Hale is called in to investigate. What he discovers is not a ghost story, but something far more unsettling: a town that refuses to take responsibility for itself. This is a psychological mystery detective story where the horror comes not from the supernatural, but from human dependence, memory, and collective denial.

A murder on stage is all part of the act... until a real one takes place. The Theatrical Murder follows a young detective, new to town, as they dive into a mystery that blurs the line between performance and reality. Can they solve the case before the final curtain falls?

Dreamstate Witness - Book Description Some memories refuse to stay buried. Some dreams are more than just dreams. Seventy-year-old Ida Hopkins never expected that a simple hypnotherapy session would unravel a mystery buried deep within her subconscious. What started as a harmless experiment soon turned into something much more unsettling. In her dreams, she sees a dimly lit street, a shadowy figure glancing back in terror, and a slow trickle of blood seeping into the pavement. The whispers in the dark call her name, but she doesn't remember why. When Ida discovers that her dream eerily resembles a long-forgotten missing person case in her quiet British town, she becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth. But as she digs deeper, her reality starts to blur. Is she remembering something real, or is someone planting these visions in her mind? Caught between past and present, dream and reality, Ida must decide: Is she a witness to a crime, or is she being led into a dangerous illusion? A gripping psychological suspense novel perfect for fans of Ruth Ware, Gillian Flynn, and Paula Hawkins.

She disappeared live. In front of thousands of people. Lena Cross was a van-life influencer who built her career on isolation, risk, and authenticity. Her final livestream ended abruptly in the middle of a forest - the camera falling, the feed cutting to black. By morning, she was missing. Former criminal psychologist Edward Hale is brought in to examine the case. Not to chase online theories or viral clips, but to understand behavior - patterns shaped by attention, algorithms, and expectation. What he uncovers is not a crime driven by violence, but by pressure. Not a mystery of where Lena went, but why stopping became impossible. The Vanishing of the Influencer is a slow-burn psychological mystery about visibility, performance, and the unseen cost of always being watched. No supernatural elements. No easy villains. Just people, systems, and the consequences of being rewarded for going too far.

Alec Hardy and Ellie Miller are a sought-after team. But can they hack it in LA?