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Have you ever wanted to be a better version of yourself? Eve Dawson would do anything to be a better mother. So when a pill promises to replace sleep with hours of extra productivity every day, she takes it. Within days, Eve is renovating the house at dawn, doing yoga before breakfast, and...

A man dies during the second winter. The record says it was an accident. Four sentences. Clean. Final. But three years later, the truth refuses to stay contained. When a labor leader asks for the record to be completed—not changed, not erased—an archivist is forced into a role she never intended to take on. As new accounts surface and old decisions are reexamined, the line between accuracy and truth begins to fracture. A daughter brings her own version. A messenger brings rumors from outside. A community remembers what was never written down.

She thought she was broken. She was the first to notice the signal. Mara Voss has spent her entire life feeling things she was never meant to feel. Not emotions. Not thoughts. Something else. In every room she enters, she absorbs what others carry—grief, anger, tension—layered and unspoken, pressing into her like invisible weather. Doctors call it dysregulation. Specialists call it a condition. Mara has learned to stay quiet. To write things down. To survive it. Until the day she touches a stranger—and everything changes.

Three hospital beds. Three unconscious men. And one son standing at the edge of a truth he was never meant to uncover. When Zachery Walton is called to the hospital after a catastrophic accident, he expects to find only his father fighting for his life. Instead, he is confronted with something impossible—two other men, identical in age, bearing the same last name, brought in alongside him. Men his father once claimed were long dead.

Echoes of Static is a quiet, emotionally charged novel about control, survival, and the slow, deliberate act of choosing a different life. Athena Rose grows up in a house shaped by silence and volatility, where love is conditional and safety depends on learning when to disappear. Trained from childhood to endure rather than resist, she carries those instincts into adulthood, mistaking survival for strength.

What happens after power ends —not with violence, but with paperwork? How to Be Nothing is a darkly comic procedural nightmare about disappearance in the modern age —where people are not destroyed, imprisoned, or silenced, but quietly reclassified. The Majestic Man was once dangerous. Charismatic. Excessive. A creature of appetite, confidence, and domination who believed freedom meant crossing lines and surviving the consequences. He lived loudly, burned bridges beautifully, and mistook impact for meaning. Now he is old. And worse —he is allowed to exist.

A haunting portrait of love, ambition, obsession, and regret. In My Mortal Enemy, Willa Cather crafts a powerful psychological novel that explores the hidden costs of desire and the complexities of human relationships. Through the life of Myra Henshawe—a woman whose choices have shaped both...

A routine emergency broadcast test was supposed to last a few seconds. It lasted just a little too long. Across the city, people pause —mid-step, mid-sentence, mid-breath —and for a moment, everything goes still. Then it passes. At least, that’s what everyone else thinks. Paramedic Mara feels it before she understands it. A pressure behind the eyes. A silence that isn’t empty. A shift in the way people move —subtle, almost unnoticeable… until it isn’t. Within minutes, the first reports come in. People aren’t panicking. They aren’t rioting. They’re biting. But the violence isn’t chaotic.

Edgar Allan Poe’s William Wilson is a dark psychological tale of guilt, identity, and self-destruction. Following a man haunted by a mysterious double who mirrors his every move, this classic story explores conscience, obsession, and the terrifying conflict between the self and the shadow...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Out of the Deep is a dark and atmospheric story about a young man named Jimmie, who inherits a gloomy estate from his late uncle Timothy. Surrounded by opulence and valuable relics of the past, Jimmie must confront the haunting memories and unease that...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. At night, to stimulate synapses, one can use various means, with coffee leading the way. However, Reverend Jennings favored green tea. You will learn about the effects of its overuse and the fate of the clergyman in this horror short story...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. The Jolly Corner by Henry James is a captivating tale that delves into the mysteries of identity and the echoes of a life left behind. Spencer Brydon returns to New York after decades abroad and begins to confront the strange and haunting presence...

When Caroline Alleyn inherits Wickham Grange, all she wants to do is sell up. There are bad memories there, linked to her childhood as the daughter of a single mother – and to all the other mothers she knew in that house. But her grandmother Frances’s will means that it can’t be sold...

A woman with no name, a reckoning with the past, a present fraught with danger. In the most remote spot of the hills surrounding Loch Tay, a woman’s remains were found. She had lay there a while, but any evidence of who she was had long gone – or never existed. Crime podcaster Cal Lovett...

A wedding no one will forget: When Hetty arrives in France with her boyfriend Davey MacGregor and his twin sisters, she knows she doesn't quite belong. The MacGregors are wealthy, polished and politically connected. She's a self-confessed thriller addict from a council estate - and painfully aware of the difference. Davey's cousin Isabelle is about to marry Jean-Jacques Moreau, a rising French right-wing politician, in a lavish ceremony at the family château.

I didn’t think I’d get a second chance at love. But then I meet handsome, charming Scott in my local bookshop, and he makes me forget the mistakes of my past. I feel safe with him. As we talk about our future over a candle-lit dinner, I think he could be the one . . . Everything is perfect until my ex-husband Jonathan hammers on my door late one night. My stomach drops when he yells, ‘Scott is a killer.’ At first, I don’t believe it. Surely my ex is just stirring up trouble? Except when I question what Scott has told me about himself, I wonder if I know him as well as I think I do.

I never thought I’d come back here… to this island. To this school… As a student, Meridian Secondary nearly destroyed me, and I’ve been running from the truth for nearly twenty years. But I’m not that love-sick teacher’s pet anymore; now I’m the one in charge, and I’ll do anything to keep my true identity buried.

Ten years after an accident that forced her family to close Camp Feather River, Brooke must return to the ranch to care for her grandfather and face the repercussions of their decision. Brooke once loved spending every summer at Feather River, riding horses, swimming in the lake, and helping her...

Claire Mossing is good at holding things together. After the loss of her mother and the collapse of her marriage, she builds a life defined by control, structure, and quiet survival. Then she begins volunteering at a hospice. A place where nothing can be fixed. Only witnessed. At Whitmore Hospice, Claire sits with the dying and learns how to be present without trying to solve what cannot be solved. For the first time in months, she knows exactly what she’s supposed to do. But the more time she spends inside those walls, the less life she has outside them.

The Gambler: In the decadent spa town of Roulettenberg, Alexis Ivanovitch, tutor to a Russian family on the brink of ruin, is torn between his obsessive love for the enigmatic Polina and the consuming fever of roulette. While the General and his entourage cynically await the death of the wealthy "Baboulenka" to inherit, the matriarch appears shockingly alive to squander her fortune before their very eyes.