Thriller
The Neon Predator: A Futuristic Serial Killer Thriller Unraveled
Chapter 1: The City That Never Sleeps The year was 2075, and Neonspire, a sprawling metropolis on the Pacific Rim, shimmered like a galaxy of glass and light. Towering skyscrapers pulsed with holographic billboards, drones zipped through the air delivering packages, and neural implants let citizens live half their lives in augmented reality. But beneath the city’s glittering facade, a darkness festered—one that thrived on the anonymity of a world where everyone was connected, yet no one truly saw each other.
By Muhammad Ahmar 8 months ago in Chapters
The Santa Fe Tape.
Tanner Moss wasn’t just another content creator. At 24, he was already a digital phenomenon—known for his charisma, offbeat humor, and magnetic presence that kept fans refreshing their feeds for his next viral hit. With over five million followers across platforms and brand deals stacked in his inbox, Tanner had mastered the influencer algorithm.
By Travis Johnson8 months ago in Chapters
A Killer in the Cloud: Unmasking the Deadly Data Breach Virus
Chapter 1: The First Whisper of Death The rain tapped a restless rhythm against the windows of Marcus Reed’s Portland office on the morning of May 26, 2025. At 38, Marcus was a cybersecurity analyst with a reputation for spotting the unseeable—patterns in the digital chaos that others missed. His desk was a fortress of monitors, coffee stains, and scribbled notes, the air thick with the hum of servers. At 10:47 a.m., a notification broke his focus: an alert from HorizonTech, a cloud giant he’d been auditing since a data breach two weeks prior. The message was curt—employee Sarah Kline, 34, found dead at home. Cause: cardiac arrest. No history of heart issues.
By Muhammad Ahmar 9 months ago in Chapters
The App That Kills: Unveiling SerenityNow’s Deadly Meditation Mystery. AI-Generated.
Chapter 1: The Whispering Trend The first whispers about SerenityNow began in late April 2025, a soft hum on the edges of social media that swelled into a roar by mid-May. It was the kind of app that seemed to materialize out of nowhere, a sleek meditation tool promising peace in a world drowning in chaos. Its interface was minimalist—soft lotus icon, muted greens, and a voice that felt like a warm hand on your shoulder. Within weeks, it had snagged 20 million downloads, its users flooding X with testimonials: “Slept like a baby!” “Best $4.99 I’ve ever spent!” Nina Patel, a 30-year-old investigative journalist with the San Francisco Chronicle, scrolled through the posts on a foggy morning, her coffee growing cold on her desk. The city outside her window buzzed with the usual hum of traffic, but something about those glowing reviews felt off, like a melody played just a hair out of tune.
By Muhammad Ahmar 9 months ago in Chapters
The Crypto Kidnap: A Blockchain Ransom Thriller Unveiled. AI-Generated.
Chapter 1: The Silent Demand At 9:17 p.m. on May 25, 2025, in a luxurious penthouse overlooking Los Angeles, billionaire tech mogul Daniel Voss received a notification on his encrypted phone. His 22-year-old daughter, Emily Voss, was missing. No ransom call came—just a blockchain smart contract posted on a dark web forum, its terms chilling: transfer 10,000 Bitcoin (worth $600 million) to a wallet address by midnight, or Emily dies. A live video feed showed her bound in a dimly lit room, a timer counting down from five hours.
By Muhammad Ahmar 9 months ago in Chapters
"Room Number 313: The Man Who Never Slept Alone"
I never believed in the supernatural. I used to laugh off ghost stories and black magic tales as leftover folklore. That was until 2019, when I spent one night—just one—in Room 313 of a guesthouse in northern India. That night changed everything I thought I knew about fear, reality, and the human soul.
By Farhan Rafid9 months ago in Chapters
"Do Not Answer"
In the quiet, mist-wrapped town of Keswick, hidden deep in the English Lake District, lived a 72-year-old retired postmaster named Arthur Bell. He was a solitary man, living in his grandparents’ stone cottage—unchanged since the 1950s, dust thick on the shelves and clocks still ticking in rooms no one entered.
By Farhan Rafid9 months ago in Chapters
Murder in the Chatroom: A Killer Among Friends
Chapter 1: The Last Message The WhatsApp group chat, Class of ’15, had been a digital time capsule for seven high school friends. For a decade, they shared memes, life updates, and gossip, their bond unbroken despite college, careers, and distance. On May 20, 2025, at 11:43 p.m., the chat lit up with a message from Sophie Tran: “I know what you did. You can’t hide it forever.” A minute later, another: “Meet me at the old pier, midnight. Or I tell everyone.”
By Muhammad Ahmar 9 months ago in Chapters
The Man Who Deleted His Existence: A Hacker’s Vanishing Act. AI-Generated.
Chapter 1: The Vanishing Act Ethan Caldwell was a ghost before he disappeared. A 32-year-old government contractor, he worked in the shadows of D.C.’s cybersecurity world, building firewalls for the Pentagon’s classified networks. His colleagues called him “Cipher” for his knack for cracking code—and his habit of avoiding small talk. On October 12, 2025, Ethan didn’t show up for work. By noon, his absence triggered alarms. By evening, he was a national security risk.
By Muhammad Ahmar 9 months ago in Chapters
