Mirrored Meanings
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Last published Mon, Nov 10, 2025
Genre: Psychological Mystery Crime/Epistolary Novel
Will publish 3 chapters every 2 weeks
Total Journal Entries found: 33
Concept: The documentation of murders, through the eyes of a fictional killer with supported connection and understanding of the reasons they were committed.
Format: News report of the fictional crime/news reporters explaining the horrific events. Journal entry of what was written and the steps taken to complete the killings', switches between journal entry being read from investigators and the killer's insights of what went through his head when committing said crimes.
Synopsis: A Serial by the name of the Lakeside Lurer is a mastermind of a killer, working diligently in a way to have craft and leave a "work of art behind". Investigators are on a long chase to find who this killer is and what his MO is.
Chapters planned: 29
First release date: November 6th
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