Shirley Boats
- Reads 47
- Votes 3
- Parts 2
Ongoing6m
Last published Fri, Apr 29, 2016
A serial killer called Shirley Boats goes around the United States murdering a whole bunch of people. But there is a pattern in which she does this. I won't tell you, though. It would give away the entire story. You'll have to figure it out yourself. I will tell you this, though: Shirley Boats isn't technically always the killer.
All Rights Reserved
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
Insanity Stains Red
A young girl (Red), is raised in a cult environment that performs human sacrifice as a part of their rituals. Red is physically, verbally and sexually abused by her father and his followers. She develops Stockholm's syndrome, but some part of her still knows that it is wrong. Red protects the other girls - victims of the cult, who subsequently hate her, thinking she is just another one of their tormentors. Until one day something goes wrong, and with Red's subtle prompting, the police find out about the abhorrent acts being done in the name of religion. And that's when things really get interesting... Forced to pretend to be normal in a world as strange to her as fluorescent converse, Red must rely on her inner voices to determine what is right or wrong. But how can one be in balance in the world when she is told that everything she has ever known or been a part of was an act against God? What is there left for a young serial killer to believe in, if not the blood of sacrifice?Complete
UnAliver
Cale Kelly is an Unaliver. The tricky part of Cale's job is making it look like a suicide, or even better, an accident. Accidents cost extra in his line of work. Cale's job was different, depending on who you asked. According to the IRS, Cale made a passive income from online music streaming - or so said his Schedule SE Form 1040 - but the music was nothing more than AI generated elevator ambience, and his listenership were mostly chatbots programmed to "like and subscribe." According to the FBI, Cale would be legally classified as a "contract killer," should he ever get arrested or go to trial for his work. But that term was problematic for a few reasons; first and foremost, "killer" makes for a pretty poor resume keyword, and more importantly, Cale's victims were never technically "killed." That is, if he did his job correctly. But when Cale suspects that someone important to him has been "unalived," who can he turn to that would believe him? And how can he seek justice without exposing his own crimes? [UnAliver is a satirical short fiction story intended for mature audiences.]Complete
Criminals
Criminals; Murders, serial killers, drug traffickers, and more. Warning; This book contains: abuse, sexual abuse, rape, murder, graphic details, mature content, etc. Please don't read if you aren't going to act in a mature way, or feel that you would be be triggered by any situation in these cases. Have a good read!Complete
Blackstone Island
Years after a string of murders taking place on a remote island, people have been allowed to visit the island for some form of morbid curiosity. A group of strangers are all first to visit the island, only for them to be picked off one by one. Everyone must find who the killer is... before it's too late.Complete
The Return
What if the most unexpected person was the one who actually killed? What's the reason behind it? Where's the justice?Complete
Ghost
A group of friends discover something unexplainable. Something that will uncover and unleash tragedy. Only that something is a she. Note: might be a teensy bit disturbing to those who don't like excessive gore. Lots of grammar and spelling errors, I'll fix them once its complete.Complete
Three into one won't go
story of multiple homicide's in New York, but are there one, two or three killers?Complete
Time To Die
Ok. So I'm a five foot tall midget, with neon green hair, enough tattoos and piercings to frighten any small child. I'm thirty eight going on twenty, and I hold down a semi professional career running an alternative nightclub in town. With enough health problems to sink a battleship I stand out like a sore thumb in any surroundings, so that poses the question... How exactly did I get away with murder?... More than once.Complete
Mysteries & Mayhem
A small group of friends, living together under one roof, find themselves unknowingly sharing their home with a mysterious killer. As the tension mounts, they are forced to confront their own suspicions and fears, realizing that they are not as safe as they thought. As secrets and lies are revealed, they must work together to unmask the killer and uncover the truth.Complete
The distance (original)
A murder has happened and three detectives across the world from each other set out to solve it through online communications and finding clues in each country. Will they solve it in time or will the death only mark an endless circle of death with no defendants? Find out in The Distance (Which totally isn't named like a romantic film on purpose by the way, I actually didn't realise.)Complete
A young girl (Red), is raised in a cult environment that performs human sacrifice as a part of their rituals. Red is physically, verbally and sexually abused by her father and his followers. She develops Stockholm's syndrome, but some part of her still knows that it is wrong. Red protects the other girls - victims of the cult, who subsequently hate her, thinking she is just another one of their tormentors. Until one day something goes wrong, and with Red's subtle prompting, the police find out about the abhorrent acts being done in the name of religion. And that's when things really get interesting... Forced to pretend to be normal in a world as strange to her as fluorescent converse, Red must rely on her inner voices to determine what is right or wrong. But how can one be in balance in the world when she is told that everything she has ever known or been a part of was an act against God? What is there left for a young serial killer to believe in, if not the blood of sacrifice?
More detailsContent Guidelines