histórias de Psychologicalmystery

Alone for twenty-four years, Kaito never imagined a single envelope could change his life. Drawn into a haunted bamboo forest and a forgotten clock shop, he uncovers shadows that have followed him since birth and the truth about his lost mother. Love, loss, and a curse that spans decades-can he survive the darkness, or will the shadows consume him?

One morning, seventeen year old Pan wakes up in bed with her bully, Trunks. They're married and even have a daughter together! Pan can't remember the past five years of her life and refuses to accept that she somehow fell in love with Trunks. Pan must face her trauma to move forward in life, but will she choose the future that has Trunks and their daughter in it, or create a whole new future for herself? - - - - - - - - - DragonballZ fanfiction. Everything takes place after the events in DragonballZ. The characters are aged up, Pan is in high school at the beginning of the story and Trunks is in his last year of college, so about a 4yr age difference in this story.

A psychological mystery novel set in a quiet British coastal village on the shores of Yorkshire. Nurse Grace Walker arrives to care for Mrs. Katie Hall, a woman whose mind is slowly consumed by encephalitis, trapping her in terrifying hallucinations and haunting visions. Within the walls of the old house, Grace's path crosses with Dr. Christopher Brown, Katie's son and a psychiatrist desperately trying to save his mother from the grip of a fractured mind-while finding himself gradually drawn to the brave and compassionate nurse. A novel that weaves together psychological mystery, emotional intensity, and the cruelty of illness... where reality blends with illusion, love intertwines with fear, and healing is born from pain. Written by Dina Hanna

Book One In Lena Winters: Dawn and Dusk, a guilt-ridden father's desperate plea drags the PI eye into a web of secrets underneath an upstanding hospital. What starts with a missing person's case, deepens, and darkens into a deadly conspiracy where silence is the hardest thing to hide. Weekly update every Saturday.

The Silence That Learned to See "She did not blind herself to grieve. She blinded herself to see." History remembers Gandhari as a grieving queen who chose darkness in loyalty to her blind husband. But the Mahabharata never explains what she saw in that darkness. In the silence before she cursed Krishna, Gandhari stopped being a mourner - and became a vessel. Her blindness was not an act of devotion, but of restraint. A way to contain something the world was not meant to witness. In the present day, Vishu and her friends stumble upon an anomaly hidden inside an ancient chant - a rhythmic shloka whose frequency does not belong to language, but to space itself. When played aloud, it stirs dust into patterns, walls into maps, and silence into motion. As Kushboo recognizes the chant's forgotten cadence and Tanu deciphers its impossible Sanskrit, Vishu begins to understand the terrifying truth: Gandhari's silence was not empty. It was stored. And once awakened, silence does not remain quiet.

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.

She notices things, small things. The way the dogs act. The way the man never steps past the fence line. The way her best friend starts to come undone just as her husband is due home from deployment. Two separate threads, maybe. Or maybe not. In a town where nothing bad ever happens, she's starting to wonder if something already has.

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.

One witness. One murder. Zero truths. When a high-profile murder case shakes the city, all eyes turn to Rhea Sinha-the sole witness who refuses to speak. Haunted by a past she's buried deep, Rhea knows testifying could unravel not just the case, but her own carefully guarded life. But when Arjun Mehra, a sharp and relentless defense attorney, is assigned to the case, everything begins to unravel. He's determined to uncover the truth. She's desperate to protect it. What neither of them expected was the fire that ignites between them-even as the lies pile higher. As secrets bleed into the courtroom and shadows from the past come crawling back, Rhea and Arjun must decide: How far are they willing to go for the truth? And what happens when the only witness left... is running out of time?

She was never supposed to exist. When Ariana starts getting called by a mysterious name Riana, her life flips upside down. A dusty file. A missing girl. A truth buried for decades. What she uncovers will change everything. Are you ready to open The Missing File?

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.

Twelve years ago, Aanya Kale vanished without a trace. No note. No scream. No sign of struggle. The town of Taarmukhi forgot her. Her family buried her memory. And Aarav Kale, her supposed cousin and only real friend, left it all behind-haunted by a girl who might never have existed at all. But now he's back. And things aren't right. Whispers follow him. Shadows linger too long. And when he sees a figure in the woods-barefoot, dripping, watching-he knows: Aanya is closer than ever. As Aarav digs into the past, he unearths secrets the town was desperate to keep buried. What really happened to Aanya? Why did the Kale family take her in? And why does it feel like something-or someone-is pulling him back into a story that never ended? She vanished without a trace. But some ghosts don't stay gone. And some disappearances were never meant to be solved.

The Mirror Patient is a psychological thriller about a young woman who becomes involved with a strange patient whose life seems to echo her own in unsettling ways. As she tries to understand who this patient really is, she's pulled into a tense mix of shifting memories, hidden truths, and mind-bending clues. The story explores identity, mental health, and what happens when you can't trust your own mind.

Daniel, a struggling sci-fi writer, is caught between creative frustration and the quiet routines of his family life. When an ordinary evening takes an unsettling turn-his infant son briefly appears to have different-colored eyes, and his wife insists he drank a cup of tea that he never touched-his reality starts slipping into uncertainty. As small, inexplicable details begin to pile up, Daniel is forced to question whether the world around him has shifted in ways he can't comprehend... or if he himself has unknowingly changed

They say mirrors don't lie. But what if the mirror knows more than you do? Seventeen-year-old Evelyn Mare has always felt a strange pull toward the antique mirror in her grandmother's attic the one no one dares to touch, the one that never quite reflects her the way it should. Haunted by fragments of forgotten memories and dreams that blur into reality, Evelyn begins to unravel a truth hidden behind glass and silver. A truth that stares back. As she dives deeper into the shadows of her past, she discovers a version of herself locked behind the mirror one that remembers every tear, every lie, every secret Evelyn tried to bury. The deeper she looks, the more her reflection begins to speak... and soon, Evelyn isn't sure who she is without the girl behind the glass. In a story woven with mystery, emotion, and self-discovery, Behind the Mirror explores what happens when we confront the parts of ourselves we fear the most. Because sometimes, to heal we must first face the version of us that never did.

In a desert forgotten by time, silence is not the absence of sound... but something that remembers. Daniel Qudsy is sent to Zona del Silencio for a strange assignment: forty days of observation, with no instructions and no questions allowed. But the more he listens, the more the desert begins to whisper. Symbols appear and vanish. Dreams speak in forgotten tongues. And a child emerges from the dust to say, "You are not the first... but you may be the last." Beneath the sand lies something that doesn't want to be understood-only heard. A slow-burning psychological mystery that drifts from isolation to hallucination, and from silence... to what was sealed by forgetting. A new chapter every week.

Iris was just trying to survive junior year. Keep her head down. Stay out of trouble. But everything shifts the day Eli Rivers shows up - silent, scarred, and sitting in the seat no one ever used. He's not on the class roster. Not in the yearbook. Not in any system at all. And yet, somehow, he's everywhere. As Iris tries to untangle who Eli really is - and why no one else seems to notice what's wrong - she starts to question everything she thought she knew: about her school, her memories, and the fire that happened last year. Because some people don't just disappear. Some were never meant to exist.

Heartbroken and adrift, a young psychology student grapples with the aftermath of a devastating breakup. As he navigates the complexities of his studies, a mysterious intruder threatens to unravel his fragile world. Just when he thinks he's found solace in the company of a trusted friend, his past comes back to haunt him, forcing him to confront the darkest secrets of his heart. Will he be able to overcome his pain and find love again? Or will the weight of his past prove too heavy to bear?

Inaya runs a grief counseling service for the broken-hearted, but there's just one problem.... she's not a real therapist. What began as a desperate hustle to survive turned into a strangely therapeutic game : she listens to people mourn their lost lovers, takes notes, asks the right questions... and gives the wrong advice. But when several of her clients start describing eerily similar tragedies, lovers dying under mysterious circumstances, all somehow connected to one man - Inaya's carefully constructed lie starts to unravel. That man is Rayaan: quiet, unreadable, and too familiar for someone she's supposedly never met. As Inaya dives deeper into the pasts of the people who died, and into Rayaan's haunted world, she begins to question her own history - the fragments of fire she dreams about, the name she doesn't remember, and the truth she might've buried to stay alive. What if the man she's investigating is the one person who's known her all along? What if the stranger... was never him? She Was Never a Stranger is a fictional dark romcom-thriller where laughter covers trauma, love hides behind lies, and healing comes with a body count. >>>She fell for him without knowing the truth. He knew the truth and still didn't fall back. Because some love stories aren't written to end well - they're written to be survived.

Mio Shirasaki lives unseen-until a voice in her dreams calls her name. After discovering a yearbook with an erased student and meeting a girl who shouldn't exist, Mio is pulled into a haunting mystery of forgotten lives and silenced voices. As reality begins to fracture, she must uncover the truth behind the disappearances before she vanishes too. A Japanese-inspired psychological novel filled with quiet horror and atmospheric mystery.