Kurt Dawson

Four years ago, sixteen-year-old Nina Vale vanished from Hollowmere Institute, a psychiatric facility that shut its doors days later and sealed its basement behind steel. Officially, Nina ran away. Unofficially, no one has ever been able to explain what really happened inside Hollowmere.

When the spotlight hits the stage aboard the luxury liner Ocean’s Jewel, the last thing Entertainment Director Alex expects is for the show’s leading man to turn up truly dead.

“The apartment chooses its tenants. They don’t choose it.” When Alex signs a lease for Apartment 3B, they think it’s the beginning of a new life. Fresh start, cheap rent, no questions asked. But the building has other plans.

A sealed room. A drowned man. A ship that shouldn’t be able to lie. When a passenger is found drowned inside a locked observation lounge aboard a luxury cruise ship, former maritime investigator Julian Vale is flown in to determine how the impossible happened. The room was sealed.

One ride. One secret. One mistake that puts him in the crosshairs. Ethan Cole is a rideshare driver still grieving his wife’s death when he picks up a terrified passenger on a rainy night.

A missing chapter. A real murder. A story that refuses to stay on the page. When a woman is found dead in a forest clearing, the scene echoes a crime from a bestselling novel—down to details that were never published.

Documented is a psychological thriller about what happens when doing the “right thing” quietly rewrites your life.

At 4: 17 a.m., Detective Valerie Lane is woken by a knock she can’t explain—and a scrap of bright green fabric left outside her hotel door. Hours later, she’s called to the Grandwell Museum, where an $800,000 painting has been stolen from a “locked” gallery in the most impossible way imaginable....

The truth was written. Then it was removed. When reclusive novelist Julian Vale vanishes days before publishing his most dangerous manuscript, disgraced investigative journalist Mara Thorne is drawn into a case that was never meant to be solved.

Marcus Hale believes he’s a good neighbor. He keeps his yard neat. He minds his business. And when something unsettling happens next door late one night, he convinces himself it isn’t his problem.

What if the reflection staring back at you wasn’t really yours? Evan Cole lives a life built on routine. The same train. The same seat. The same quiet ride home every night. Until the evening his reflection doesn’t move when he does. At first, he tells himself it’s stress. Fatigue.

What if your memories weren’t yours—and the crimes tied to them were never confessed? Nathan Cole thought he understood his past. Then a violent breach inside a hidden research facility reveals a truth he was never meant to uncover: He isn’t the first version of himself.

Claire Benton downloads an anonymous confession app to vent about her marriage. It listens. It responds. It remembers. Soon, the app knows things it shouldn’t—names she never gave, secrets she never spoke, conversations that haven’t happened yet.

Tom Garrison remembers everything. The rain. The headlights. The sound of impact. When a cyclist is killed in a late-night hit-and-run, Tom steps forward as the perfect witness—calm, precise, and certain of every detail. Police praise his clarity. The media calls him a good Samaritan.