Fantasymystery Stories

Emma, Cleo and Rikki are just spending a normal summer holiday. Suddenly a new girl, Bella, moves to the town and is apparently a mermaid as well. Bella starts seeing dreams that get weirder and scarier every night. As the dreams continue and get more specific, the mermaids uncover an ancient prophecy...

In Caelis, the dragon you're born as decides the life you're allowed to live. Audrey Miles has never questioned the rules. She spends her mornings helping at her family's bakery, Maya Makes, survives classes at Alder Hall, and laughs her way through life with her friends in The Row. It's not perfect, but it's home. Kyle Corwin, the Crown Prince of Caelis, has everything people dream of-except freedom. When a student is murdered and others begin disappearing without a trace, Audrey and Kyle find themselves pulled into the same dangerous mystery. The closer they get to the truth, the more they realize their kingdom was built on secrets no one was ever meant to uncover. As lies unravel and loyalties are tested, they must decide whether to protect the world they've always known... or risk everything to change it. Because sometimes the greatest danger isn't the dragon you're born as. It's the truth about the world you were born into.

What started as a normal evening soon turned into Corrin's worst nightmare, when all of a sudden he received a distress signal from his sister Nora, who was sitting behind him just mere moments ago. When she was no where to be found, a chain of events was set into motion that baffle even the gods of this world.

She was never meant to be the chosen one. When Lydya is pulled into a dying fantasy realm, she is mistaken for the legendary Warden destined to save a kingdom on the verge of collapse. But one impossible detail threatens to unravel everything they believe. her birthmark is on the wrong side. As the fragile boundary between two worlds begins to break, Lydya must uncover the truth of her identity before a forgotten secret tears reality apart. Because the greatest mistake was never bringing her there. It was believing she was the one they had been waiting for.

When the scent of magical spices brings more than just a delicious meal... it brings a mystery waiting to be solved! Welcome to "Kitchen Town," a place where every dish hides a secret. Meet the elderly wizard who never cooks the same meal twice, and his trusty assistant, Money-Spot-a plump tabby cat in a tiny apron. When a mysterious ingredient begins to pulse with a strange magical aura, their culinary investigation begins. The first case is already knocking at their door... and it's a mystery served with a pinch of magic. Join the duo in The Gourmet Wizard and the Mysterious Cases in Kitchen Town-where every flavor tells a story, and every recipe is a clue.

──A girl named Evelyn used to always to go to this care and order the same thing over and over again, But something budged her after she left, which lead to her mysterious dream, and meeting new people together.

Keaton had always known that one day her overprotective nature would get her killed. As she stood in front of Farrah, feet planted firmly apart to make sure her friend stayed behind, she began to think that perhaps today was that day. +*+ It's been 250 years since the Elves first appeared, and the world hasn't been the same since. Elves now walk the streets, hold down part-time jobs, and if your particularly nice, maybe brew you a pint of sparkly ale. Aethr is a world intertwined with magic, and that means bearing both the blessings and the curses. In Myrefall elves and humans live side by side. A sleepy small-town where nothing ever happens and everyone knows everything about everyone... Or do they? +*+ He glanced over his shoulder back in her direction, golden eyes glinting in the lamplight. Keaton narrowed her own in response and he turned back around, silver hair gently falling back into place on his head. Just because Farrah liked him didn't mean she had to. There was something off about Ehrendil, but she couldn't figure out what it was just yet.

Three siblings: Ambrosio, Olivia, and Marco Santiago find a magical key that opens the door to the world of Casa Christmas where the Christmas Celebration is always going on. But they soon find that not everyone in this new world is feeling the joy of the season. The Santiago children will have to solve a mystery if they want to save their new friends and the festive world they walked into.

In the age of war, he was a legend-the strongest warlord, feared and revered across continents. With unmatched strength and strategy, he carved his name into history, fighting not for power, but for a future without war. But even legends fall. Betrayed and outnumbered, he made his final stand, cutting down the enemy general before being overwhelmed by a thousand blades. He died believing his war was over. Yet death was not the end. He awakens in a strange new world-the distant future. No battlefields, no swords, no warlords. And worst of all... his strength is gone. In the body of a sixteen-year-old boy, he is nothing but a powerless stranger in an era that has long forgotten him. But something is wrong with this so-called peaceful world. Beneath its surface lies a hidden war, a darkness waiting to rise. And when he dies again-he returns, trapped in a cycle of rebirth where every death pushes him forward. If war is inevitable, then he will fight again. If death is his weapon, then he will use it. He was a warlord. He was a legend. And legends do not die.

What do you become when the fire that raised you burns your future down? Seven years after the fall of the phoenix queen, Pyroxene has grown under the fractured care of a grieving people. Her brother is a legend-but also a ghost. Her world has survived, but not healed. When old power begins to stir again, Pyroxene is drawn into a mystery buried beneath the ruins Obsidian left behind. To uncover the truth, she must confront her legacy, her mother's secrets, and the lies told in the name of peace. Not all fire dies when the war ends. This novel follows the aftermath of Obsidian's war and charts the rise of a new generation-and the shadow that clings to it. Author's Note This story and it's predecessor has lived in my head and heart for years. It's the product of long nights, reworked arcs, stubborn characters, and the challenge of creating a world that feels alive-flawed, beautiful, and worth fighting for. Along the way, I had help: a creative assistant in the form of AI, used like one might use a whiteboard, a thesaurus, or a trusted editor. The ideas, emotions, and direction were always mine. The AI simply helped me refine them, offering phrasing, structure, and clarity when I needed a second brain to bounce things off of. Storytelling has never been a solo act. We draw from everything-conversations, memories, dreams, tools. I'm proud of how this story came together and even prouder to share it. Thank you for stepping into this world with me.

At this school, your tattoos define you. No matter which of the 20+ magic tracks you belong in... ~ After 15-year-old Alessa suddenly wakes up with a golden swirling tattoo that she follows to a mysterious new school, she learns that there is so much more to her existence and that she is part of the rather uncommon life force track. She also learns that her tattoo links her to something much bigger than just the school which might involve her new partner, Tolhahn. And his tattoo is more mysterious than hers. ~ Who knows what track you are...

The traitor, Leos, must die! The people of Cowldonia demand vengeance for his involvement in the Prince's kidnapping. A charge he strongly denies, but cannot prove since his mind has been completely erased. Faced with certain death, Leos has no choice but to go on the run. Embarking on a desperate struggle to clear his name and reveal the true whereabouts of the missing Prince. But as visions of the past begin to emerge, Leos starts to fear he may not be as innocent as he once thought...

Meela is a normal girl. A detective, to be precise. But when she stumbles upon a mysterious blood red raindrop, she takes matters into her own hands- and finds out more about her world than anyone realizes.

Two years ago, Lena's brother vanished without a trace-leaving behind nothing but an empty campsite and a journal filled with impossible glyphs. Everyone told her to move on. The police closed the case. Her parents shut down. But Lena can't let go. The symbols burn in her dreams, whispering secrets she can't escape. Then, one night, scratching comes at her tenth-floor window. And with it, a stranger. Ash is dangerous, otherworldly, and bound to her by a Mark she doesn't understand. He claims the glyphs are keys, that her brother opened a gate between worlds-and that something monstrous followed him back. Now creatures made of shadow are hunting her. Micah may still be alive. And Lena carries a power that could save or destroy them all. But to find the truth, she'll have to decide if Ash is her protector... or the greatest threat of all.

Book I - Dead Girls Don't Dream (The Hollow Archive Trilogy, Book I) Elara Wynn was never supposed to wake up. But when the Hollow Society starts tearing through the veil between dreams and death, she's the only one who can stop them. At Ashmoor Academy, secrets rot beneath the marble. Elara sees echoes of the dead. Ronan Vale dreams things that haven't happened yet. And Cassian Thorne is running out of time to stop the ritual he once helped create. But power never comes without cost. And some girls were never meant to survive the ending. The first book in the Hollow Archive trilogy, Dead Girls Don't Dream is a modern gothic thriller of cursed legacies, forbidden rites, and the girl who refused to stay dead.

A city suffers a terrible drought so a dance festival is held to coax the magical creatures the rule the cave waters to allow the water to flow again.

At the Blue Moon Diner, the coffee is weak, the nights are long, and the waitress might accidentally rewrite reality before sunrise.

You never know what stars really are until you see them in person. This book takes place in 791, where a girl named Ellie moves to a new town and things get strange..

Whispers of the Forgotten Forest is a gripping fantasy tale that follows Lira, a skilled hunter from a small village, who is drawn to the mysterious and forbidden Forgotten Forest. For generations, the village elders have warned of the dangers lurking within the forest's ancient shadows, but Lira begins to hear strange whispers that seem to call her deeper into its depths. When she discovers that her mother, who vanished when she was a child, may have entered the forest and never returned, Lira's resolve to uncover the truth strengthens. Despite the warnings of Jake, a mysterious traveler who reveals himself to be a Forest Guardian, Lira ventures into the heart of the forest. She soon learns that the whispers are not mere superstition, but the call of an ancient power that is tied to her family's past. As Lira faces dangerous trials, including taming the spirit of a powerful wolf, she begins to unlock a magic she never knew she possessed. With each step deeper into the forest, Lira uncovers secrets that threaten not only her village but the entire realm. Dark forces stir beneath the surface, and Lira must confront her destiny, wielding the forest's ancient magic against an emerging evil. Whispers of the Forgotten Forest is a tale of mystery, courage, and the unbreakable bond between nature and magic, where the line between myth and reality blurs, and Lira must choose her path before it's too late.

What do you do when you find a dead soldier from the opposing kingdom just when the Declaration of Peace was about to be signed? Hide the dead body, of course. Super soldier twins Petra and Peter made two mistakes: one is burying a dead body instead of telling people that they found the soldier dead, and the other is getting caught while doing it. Now that the peace of Royisa and Nuryyn are on the line, they have to prove that they weren't the ones who killed the soldier. It's not easy, especially since people from their opposing kingdom seem to be doing anything to show that they killed the soldier. But as they investigate, they realize that the soldier may not be exactly who he seems, and that the motives for his death might just be something else other than war. However, one thing was certain. In Royisa, fingers aren't the only thing that people can cross. Cover by @dayisademigod