Crime Novels

Romance

"You're my wife in name only, on paper only. My heart and love will never be yours." Edward made it clear to Daisy that she was nothing to him. They were both victims of family greed -- the marriage was arranged for them. Six years passed. She remained quiet, gaining a reputation in the army a

Mafia

"Freya you have to tell him the truth." Anna tells me, her face creasing in worry. "No, I can't, he'll kill me, he'll cut me to pieces, you know him." I place my shaking hands on my trembling lips. "He wouldn't, he cares for you." Anna hisses. "Same way he cared for his ex wife before he killed h

Mafia

TERZO When I took someone's life, I knew there was no going back. To seek redemption and save my sister from marrying an evil like Francesco Giordani, I have to find his runaway daughter. The job should be easy- bring Dani Souls home by any means necessary. But when life takes an unexpected turn, i

Mafia

Warning: This book is really dark, filled with imaginations of darkness you can can think of. If you're below the age of 18. I advise you that you read with discretion. He stared at me with cold, dark eyes. Pushing me against the wall with his hand around my throat, he growled, "Do you know the wa

Short stories

My mother, a nurse who spent forty years caring for others, was poisoned and left for dead after a charity gala. The woman responsible, Keyla Dixon, stood in court, a mask of tearful innocence, claiming self-defense. The real horror? My husband, Garrison Gardner, the city's top lawyer, was defendin

Short stories

The day they buried my four-year-old son, Leo, killed by a hit-and-run, the driver, Karyn Morse, showed up at his grave. She smiled, dropped Leo' s favorite toy into his open casket, and called him a "clumsy little thing." My husband, District Attorney David Blair, the city' s pillar of strength, s

Billionaires

"The only crime I ever committed wasn't murder, Robert. It was simply loving you. I don't think anyone has ever loved you the way I did. I loved you to the point I was willing to sacrifice myself for your happiness. But not anymore. I'm over all that shit now. Sooner or later, you'll regret what you

Short stories

My hands were my entire career, the key to my life as one of New York's top hand models. My fiancé, Chase, had plucked me from a small town and given me a world of glamour. I thought I owed him everything. Then his high school sweetheart, Karis, gave me a "luxury" treatment at her salon that left m

Short stories

The air in the room was stale, thick with the smell of antiseptic and despair. They told me I was sick, that grief had broken my mind. My mother-in-law, Martha, would visit, her concern a chilling mask, whispering to doctors how I was hallucinating, a danger to myself and my son, Billy. "She doe

Modern

My boyfriend is notoriously frugal. For my birthday, he only bought a cake that cost a few bucks. When it comes to gifts, he only gives me cheap lipstick that can be found at roadside stalls. He tells me that making money is not easy, and that people like us, who come from a poor background, have to

Short stories

My son was dead. The official report called it a suicide, a drug overdose. But I knew it was a lie. I was a Crime Scene Investigator, and I had processed his body myself. The evidence screamed murder. I appealed, seven times, each time presenting irrefutable proof. Each time, District Attorney Bent

Modern

My boyfriend hasn't messaged me in four days. Today, I scrolled through social media and saw that he got engaged, claiming that the other party is the daughter of a real estate mogul. But the background in the photo is clearly our living room. And standing next to the girl are her parents, who just

Short stories

I had been married to George Norris for ten years. To everyone, we were a perfect couple. But everything changed after my beloved Timothy, Timothy Mills, suddenly passed away after he underwent a successful surgery. I was sad, but at the same time, I realized something was amiss. To quell m

Modern

To help his white moonlight take the blame, my husband personally killed me. Before this, I had asked him, "Is it only when I'm dead that you'll look at me more?" He replied, "If you die, I won't even bother to look at you again." After he learned the truth, he slowly dug out my shattered flesh mixe

Short stories

My apartment filled with the scent of roasted garlic, ready for a special night-wedding plans with my fiancée, Jess, and celebrating my big new research grant. But Jess was late. Really late. Her text claimed a "client emergency," yet when I called, a young intern named Ethan answered, a little too

Short stories

My life was simple, if not exactly thrilling. An ex-Army Ranger, now a mechanic, living with my CEO wife, Cassie, in a world miles from my own. Then the call came, shattering everything: my mother, an intrepid investigative journalist, brutally murdered, dismembered, her eyes gouged out, her tongu

Short stories

My sorority sister, Brittany, always seemed like the perfect friend – sweet, glamorous, always ready with a helpful suggestion. But that sweetness was a lie, a poison. It started with a phony survey, then quickly escalated. My SSN, my bank details, all stolen overnight for a "$3,000 loan" I never

Short stories

I was just Sarah Miller, a high school senior from a working-class family. The Presidential Scholarship Exam was my only shot at Northwood University, my family's only ticket to a better life. I poured every ounce of hope into that essay, my future hanging on each word. Then, chaos erupted. Ti

Modern

I was in a car accident with my husband and his first love at the same time. I begged my husband to save our child, but he chose to save his first love without hesitation. He said that his first love was injured because of me, and that we could have more children. But he doesn't know that we will ne

Short stories

"Don't you dare mess this up, Gabrielle," my mother hissed, her knuckles white on the steering wheel. She' d arranged a "golden ticket" meeting with a wealthy heir, supposedly for my future. But a chilling warning about my best friend Molly, "Don't let Molly anywhere near this. She'll ruin it,"