Conspiracyfiction Stories

In this world... your body is not your own. At the age of six, you're bound to six strangers. From that day on, every morning you wake up in a different body-one of theirs. Their face. Their voice. Their scars. But you... you're still you. You don't live their life. You live yours-in their body. Seven people. Seven bodies. One endless cycle. Every seven days, you return to your own skin-only to leave it again. You chase your dreams with someone else's hands. You face your fears-and fall in love-with someone else's face. But what happens when one of you... disappears? What happens when the cycle no longer turns?

Every chapel keeps its prayers... but some keep their shadows. When whispers stir in the dark halls and secrets hide behind holy glass, two boys find themselves caught between truth and silence. In a world where trust is a fragile candle, will the light reveal salvation... or betrayal? ∆ Five Chapters Uploaded Every Week. ∆ Please Consider Reading and Giving Feedbacks, A Vote and even a follow.

What if everything you've ever been taught about America was a lie? When Marisol Rayne uncovers a cryptic journal and a map that leads to a place the government swears doesn't exist, she begins to question not just who she is, but where she is. The borders we trust. The flags we pledge to. Even the very name of the country we call home. As her journey takes her beneath the surface of Zempoala, into sacred caves pulsing with ancient Aztec echoes, Marisol unearths long-buried truths hidden behind rewritten maps and erased cultures. A land we were told was lost... may have never been lost at all. Caught between timelines, secrets, and a legacy too powerful to ignore, Marisol must awaken the memory within her blood before the world silences it forever. "They didn't steal the land... they stole the memory of it." The Borderless Lie is a gripping mystery-thriller that dares to ask: What if the United States... isn't what it seems?

A Political Thriller Sequel to City of Silent Graves Three months after the fall of Governor Uzo's empire, Lagos teeters on the edge of fragile hope and festering chaos. The Black Scorpion syndicate is fractured, high-profile arrests have rocked the nation, and the people are beginning to find their voice. But beneath the headlines, the real architects of corruption remain untouched. Obinna Flag Ogbolu-journalist, survivor, and reluctant symbol of resistance-is pulled back into the fire when a cryptic message reveals that the power he helped expose was only a façade. As new leaders rise from the rubble, old alliances deepen in the shadows. With human rights lawyer Roseboyle Williams by his side, Obinna must unravel a new conspiracy that reaches further than he ever imagined-into secret military factions, corporate puppeteers, and a foreign interest desperate to keep Nigeria's chaos alive. As assassins circle and truth becomes a weapon, Obinna and Roseboyle face a devastating question: Can a nation heal when its crown has only changed hands-and not hearts?

It's 2049, and most are unaware of the incoming reptilian takeover that will forever change society. These are the stories of the few who dare to question and resist. *Will have chapters in the first and third person. Prompt: In 2049, our reptilian overlords prepare to reveal themselves to us. As one might imagine, this has negative connotations for 'Earth's dominant lifeforms.' (Based on the original prompt #81: In 2050, our reptilian overlords finally reveal themselves to us. As one might imagine, that messes with what we perceive as 'the natural order' in countless ways.)

What if everything you see is just a set? Every city, every news broadcast, every random coincidence-humans think it's reality, but it's a show for beings beyond comprehension. Our lives are curated, our chaos monitored, and our "progress" carefully paced for the amusement, study, or experimentation of an unseen audience. When one person begins noticing the cameras in the corners of their world, the cracks in the illusion widen-and the consequences of seeing too much may be catastrophic. A dark, mind-bending exploration of free will, reality, and the invisible spectators shaping our every move.

On a desolate midnight highway, truck driver Don Thompson finds himself in a nightmare he cannot outrun. What begins as a routine haul through the desert quickly unravels when an unidentified object appears in the sky-hovering, pursuing, and ultimately confronting him in ways beyond human comprehension. After a blinding encounter with beings not of this world, Don awakens hundreds of miles from where he crashed, with no truck, no belongings, and no memory of what transpired in the lost hours. Alone on the road, haunted by fragments of the impossible, he must face the chilling question: was it all real, and why was he chosen?