Psychological Thrillers
All the Quiet Places
(Coming Mid-2026)When therapist Elara Quinn begins seeing a haunted new patient, she finds herself slipping into nightmares, lost time, and the echoes of trauma she thought she’d buried. In the spaces between memory and reality, Elara must confront a darkness that may not be hers alone.
Exposure
(Coming Early 2026)AWhen a washed-up photographer discovers a lost roll of film in his hometown, the pictures reveal a trail of missing girls—and a truth no one in Pine Hollow wants exposed. The more he digs, the more dangerous the town becomes, because some secrets will do anything to stay hidden.
The Town That Forgot to Cry
Out NowIn a town haunted by forgotten grief, one man’s return unlocks memories that refuse to stay buried. To find the truth, he must face the darkness that silenced an entire community.
All the Quiet Places
All the Quiet Places is a chilling psychological thriller about the secrets we keep from ourselves—and the darkness that waits behind closed doors. Therapist Elara Quinn is a master of routine, building her life on rituals that keep her safe from memories she’d rather forget. But when a haunted new patient named Vera arrives, Elara’s carefully ordered world begins to unravel.
As Vera’s nightmares bleed into waking life—mysterious notes, missing time, bruises with no explanation—Elara finds herself drawn into a labyrinth of dissociation, childhood trauma, and spectral warnings. The boundaries between therapist and patient, past and present, even self and other, grow dangerously thin. With every new session, the city grows grayer, shadows deepen, and Elara’s own reflection becomes a threat. Are the dangers real, or is something broken inside her mind?
Gripping, atmospheric, and deeply unsettling, All the Quiet Places explores the terror of losing control and the desperate hope that someone will hear us—even if it’s only our own echo in the dark.
Themes: Identity, trauma, dissociation, suspense, buried secrets, unreliable narrators.
Exposure
EXPOSURE is a chilling small-town noir about memory, secrets, and the cost of looking too closely at the past.
After photojournalist Nick Grady returns to Pine Hollow—a town still haunted by missing girls and buried pain—he stumbles onto an undeveloped roll of film at a stranger’s estate sale. In the shadows of his childhood home, Nick develops the forgotten negatives, discovering faces from long-cold cases: Lacey Bell, his own sister Julia, and the sheriff who always seemed to be everywhere and nowhere at once. Each frame peels back another layer of silence, threading Nick into a legacy of vanished girls, townwide denial, and warnings delivered in whispers.
The more Nick digs—through newspaper archives, secret police files, and ghostly encounters with people who’d rather forget—the more he realizes Pine Hollow is bound together by the very secrets that destroyed it. Even his old friends are wary, and the sheriff’s warning is clear: some stories are best left buried. But Nick can’t let go, not when the truth about his sister and so many others might finally see the light. As he’s drawn deeper into danger, Nick must choose: break the silence and risk everything, or let the darkness claim one more memory.
Themes: Obsession, memory, photography, missing persons, rural secrets, noir suspense.
The Town That Forgot to Cry
When Dane Elwood returns to Ashwell Pines after decades away, he finds a town that’s forgotten how to mourn—and a childhood haunted by tragedy. The streets are smaller, the faces older, but the secrets buried beneath the surface are alive and waiting. As Dane unpacks his past, memories flicker at the edges: a missing sister, a mother’s desperate silence, the shadow of a fire no one dares to name.
But Ashwell Pines is no ordinary place. The house where Dane grew up has a memory of its own—walls that hum with voices, mirrors that reflect more than a face, and a porch swing that never stops moving, even when the air is perfectly still. Someone, or something, is watching. And as Dane searches for answers, he is drawn into a labyrinth of grief, guilt, and supernatural menace, where forgetting is both a blessing and a curse.
In this psychological horror novel, memory is as treacherous as the darkness itself. Can Dane break the cycle of silence and bring peace to a town frozen by sorrow? Or will the past devour him before the morning light returns?
Atmospheric, chilling, and deeply human, The Town That Forgot to Cry is a story of loss, survival, and the terrible price of remembering.
Themes: Grief, memory, small town secrets, family, suspense, healing.
Love Stories
The Bakery at the Edge of Time
(Coming November 2025)When grief leaves baker Theo Marrow lost in memory, a magical bakery—and the strangers who wander in—offer him a chance at healing he never expected. In the glow of flour-dusted mornings and bittersweet recipes, Theo learns that the heart remembers what the world forgets.
The Bakery at the Edge of Time
The Bakery at the Edge of Time is a heartfelt literary novel about grief, memory, and the slow miracle of healing through ritual and kindness. After the loss of his beloved wife Clara, baker Theo Marrow fills his days with flour, memory, and the comforting repetition of old recipes in a small-town bakery that sometimes feels half-real. The world outside moves on, but inside, the scent of lemon, honey, and rising bread is a kind of spell—one that attracts customers whose hearts ache as much as his own.
When a mysterious cat and a lonely woman named Mara begin to visit, the bakery becomes a haven where shared stories, old photos, and recipes left behind on the wall begin to knit a fractured community back together. As Theo helps others find comfort through pastries and conversation, he faces the challenge of reclaiming hope for himself.
Brimming with sensory detail, warmth, and moments of bittersweet magic, this novel is for anyone who’s ever searched for meaning in loss—or believed that love can survive even the darkest winter.
Themes: Grief, healing, unexpected romance, nostalgia, finding hope after loss.