Sometimes family life and relationships are scary. The stories in π΅πππ‘βππ’π πΎπππππ show this, each one in a different way. They are unsettling enough to mess with your dreams if you read any of these right before going to bed.
What do you do if you are accused of committing a murder and you have no memory of doing it? But all the evidence says you are guilty.
Riley and her college friends share a dark secret, one that they have managed to keep hidden for the past ten years, or so they think, since leaving college.
This psychological thriller written by Deborah Stone opens with Clare and Jack on their way to see Clareβs mom. Clare is so excited to introduce her boyfriend to her mom, but her mom has a rather strange reaction to Jack. She runs out of the room. When Clare goes to check on her, she insists Clare break up with him and never see him again.
Most people know something about πΉπππππππ π‘πππ by Mary Shelley. They might not have read the book, but still they know at least one thing about the story: itβs about a monster made by a human, a mad scientist. But who is the real monster? Is it Frankenstein? Or is it the mad scientist?
In this psychological thriller, Nina is the first Mrs. Ford. She is extremely wealthy and highly suspicious of her husband, Connor. She is so suspicious that she writes a letter in case she is found dead of an apparent suicide, pointing authorities to her husband and his girlfriend.
This psychological thriller takes you into a world where human trafficking abounds. Its victims are forced into slavery and prostitution, and most lose all hope. This author shows that where hope can be found.
Secrets. Everyone has secrets.
