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Marcel Johnson is ten years old. He wears three-piece suits to school. He has four bodyguards. And he already knows how to read a police file. He is not just the son of a crime boss. He's already been made. When a silver Cadillac starts watching his school, Marcel realizes the FBI is building a case against his father. But they're not just watching. They're getting close. Someone inside the Johnson organization is talking. Now Marcel has three rules: Protect his father. Prove he's innocent. Find the rat. The problem? The FBI thinks Marcel is just a kid. Marcel knows better.

Noah Carter didn't ask to be part of this nightmare. He's just a student trying to finish law school, trying to forget the trauma everyone says he should've gotten over years ago. But now, people around him are dying. Brutally. Carefully. And each time, the killer leaves something behind - a note, a mark, a message that feels a little too personal. Detectives are circling. Friends are growing distant. And Noah can't shake the feeling that someone's watching him. He just wants to find the truth. Before the killer finds him. ⸻ Because someone out there knows Noah Carter's secrets. Even the ones he doesn't remember.

COFFEE COMMUNITY/CRIME/ANTIHEROES GALORE 🏆 A Grey Choice Winner Most Impressive Ranking: 🥇#1 in Medical Thriller 🥇#1 in Grey Area 🥇#1 in Right vs. Wrong 🥇#1 in Moral Dilemma 🥇#1 in Coffee Community 🏅#8 in Ethics 🏅#8 in Crime Thriller A GREY CHOICE (Short Story Writing Contest) PROMPT: A beloved person in your life passes away under mysterious circumstances. The police say it was a tragic accident, but you don't want to believe that. You're eager to solve the mystery around their sudden death. Out of nowhere, an unknown person contacts you to help solve the case, but in exchange they demand something for their help that will make you decide between good and evil. What are they demanding? Would you do something bad to solve the crime? -------------------------------------------------- Dr. Samantha Hall, a neurosurgeon, receives a tip from the FBI that her lover died while investigating a case involving Dylan Vanderbilt, a patient she just performed emergency surgery on. Out of nowhere, she receives a message from her dead lover's old phone saying they'll help solve the case in exchange of Dylan Vanderbilt's life. Torn between her logic and emotion, Samantha must decide between good and evil. What will she choose?

The Precinct is an anthology of standalone police procedurals-no crossovers, no shared canon, no ongoing arcs. Just different detectives handling different crimes under different badges, one file at a time.