Fiction, Thrillers, Psychological
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Scattered Garbage
by Dawn Rodger
Growing up in the 1980s in Scarborough, Ontario was simply the best, it was freedom. Children woke at dawn to watch Saturday morning cartoons. They would put on their Walkmans, jump on their bikes and stay out all day until the streetlights came...
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Wereshewolves
by David Mar
Hell has no fury like a werewolf scorned … After her character assassination by her editor in chief, Mary-Ann Dana, journalist at the Herald, is sent on a green leave in Manila. She grabs a second chance at a scoop by investigating Andersen, a...
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Shadowed
by Lauren Reaville
As the new assistant curator of a museum, Rhea Davis learns to tackle the unseen forces plaguing her workplace. But while battling the evil spiritual world and its influence at work, Rhea also faces dark forces at home. And what about the...
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Betrayed
by Lauren Reaville
Bloodied and bruised, ‘Meg’ finds herself standing in front of a bathroom mirror with no recollection of who she is or how she got like this. When a man appears in her living room to threaten and accuse her, she flees in panic, taking her on an...
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A Natural Cause
by Leslie Wiens
Away from family and friends for the first time after moving to Vancouver to attend university, nineteen-year-old Elizabeth (Liz) Grant finds campus and dorm life lonely. She is thrilled when the handsome, charismatic Professor Gilby offers her...
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Belladonna-Laced Glories
Can monsters love? A question mused over bloodshed and red wine by April Davis
What is greatness without madness? Criminal profiler Matthew Moore wouldn’t know. To him there’s no difference. Cursed with the perfection of a sharp mind but a heart void of feelings, finding an outlet for his unique abilities proves to be...
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Femme Devereux
by Ray Sproule
Swiss homicide detective Angeline Devereux arrives on the scene of a murder in gloomy Lindenhof Park. The victim’s lifeless body is found shoved inside the wooden box normally home to the oversized wooden chess pieces for the outdoor chessboard....
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The Cul-de-Sac
No Way Out by C.A.Harradine
Welcome to the cul-de-sac, situated in England in 1968. Life is freer than in the post war 50s, but not for everyone. Bored with her marriage, Patty carries on a string of affairs, which she calls her “projects”. Dan, her husband, a hard working...
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The Killing Farm
by Jay Newman
A remote, government-run facility in Saskatchewan called The Farm, offers terminally ill patients an opportunity to die on their own terms, and the sky is the limit. Some choose a quiet, peaceful passing, while others choose more elaborate,...
