Small-town-mystery Stories

Story Title: Kolamuru Files: The Missing Corpse When a corpse vanishes from a cremation ground in a sleepy village near Rajahmundry, everyone blames superstition - except Mohana Krishna, an out-of-luck private detective with sharp eyes, sharper wit, and a talent for finding trouble. What starts as a bizarre missing-body case soon drags him into a web of secrets, corruption, and something darker buried deep in Kolamuru's past. With his loyal sidekick Malli and his sarcasm as his only weapons, Mohana hunts for the truth - one clue at a time. A gripping mix of crime, suspense, and dark humor, Kolamuru Files will pull you into a world where every laugh hides a lie... and every corpse has a story to tell. Genre: Crime Thriller | Mystery | Dark Humor Tagline: Somewhere between truth and superstition lies Kolamuru.

Something is going on in the little town of Camswell Creek. Something very sinister.

A woman with too many pets and a knack for going unnoticed is summoned for jury duty in a dusty desert town. What begins as an ordinary civic obligation quickly unravels into something strange. As she navigates courtroom drama, questionable characters, and an increasingly unsettling series of events, our narrator must rely on sharp instincts, a few disguises, and a stubborn streak of curiosity to make it out unscathed.

Nineteen-year-old Anee Wane wakes each morning with a different memory of the people around him. Some memories show kindness. Some show cruelty. Some show lies. But the strangest part? His changing memories begin to reveal truths people never told him - truths they tried to bury. When Anee discovers an old photograph of a missing boy named Yusuf, his fractured memories sharpen into a pattern: a town hiding a crime, a family protecting a lie, and a friend whose past holds the key to everything. As Anee uncovers each version of the truth, he must decide whether exposing it will heal the town - or destroy everyone he loves. A psychological mystery about memory, guilt, and the cost of silence.