検索キーワード： ナレーター "Sabrina Kardelis" すべてのカテゴリー

Clara thought surviving meant escape. She was wrong. Beneath everything she thought she understood, there is another world. One that does not shout, does not chase, does not need to be seen to exist. A world built on silence so complete it begins to erase the people trapped inside it.

Carsyn Dayne is a typically atypical punk girl from small-town Maine who fronts a pop punk band called “Syn City.” She’s tall, witty, and tough as nails. Things change for Carsyn after a family tragedy. Suddenly, her nights are filled with terrifying nightmares. Explained away as the result of trauma, the nightmares grow worse. Experiencing all the joys and Americana that all teens do, Carsyn makes friends, plays music, and falls in love. Nine years later, her waking respite is shattered at the hands of a serial killer. Now, her nightmares always feature the same demonic shadow figure.

Clara Roberts has always known how to behave. In her home, silence is expected, obedience is normal, and everything exists exactly as it should. Nothing is out of place. Nothing is questioned. Her older sister, Rosalie, has already learned the rules. Clara is still trying. But lately, something feels… wrong. It starts with small things; sounds that don’t belong, rooms that feel unfamiliar, the quiet, persistent sense that she is not alone. No one else seems to notice. Not her family. Not her teachers. Not even the church that prides itself on certainty and control. Everything remains calm.

He's dead. Or someone wants Sloane to think he isn't. Three weeks after her boyfriend dies during a solo hike, she receives a text from his phone: "I'm sorry. I love you more than you know." As she digs deeper, she uncovers surveillance photos, buried secrets, and evidence that his death was anything but an accident. Either Theo is alive—or someone is using him to lure her into a trap. Text Me When You're Dead is a pulse-pounding psychological thriller short story about grief, obsession, and the deadly price of refusing to let the truth stay buried.

An expansive, lyrical meditation on perspective, time, and the vast, quiet space required to heal. In The Sky's Reply, their fifth contemporary poetry collection, Jayden Phoenix shifts their focus upward and outward, exploring the profound relationship between human vulnerability and the infinite canvas above us. This collection acts as a vital literary breath—a deliberate pause to contemplate what happens when we finally release our heaviest burdens into the ether.

Vol. 1 is a variety of stories from criminal or bizarre true and fictional topics, but depending on the listener it may be down right terrifying. The stories in this first installment are based on true events. I can say none of us in this world would want to be in any of these situations. pour your favorite beverage and grab the snacks and don't forget your 420. This volume is my first shot at being an author and I hope you enjoy the content. QUICK SHOCK WARNING some of the people will not survive. Of course our hearts go out to the victims and someone have mercy on the violators souls!

Elena Chase has spent her entire life being told who she is: obedient, grateful, controlled. A girl with too much power and no freedom. A Luna raised to serve a future she never chose. When her Alpha announces she will marry his son in a brutal “traditional” ceremony, Elena finally sees the truth—she was never family. She was a weapon. A prize. A means to a throne. And she runs. Bleeding, terrified, and hunted by the pack that raised her, Elena collapses at the border of the most feared territory in the kingdom… and into the arms of Alpha Ryker Blackthorn.

.In the heart of New York City, where the streets move fast and forgiveness moves slow, sixteen‑year‑old Devin Hanson is running out of places to hide. He’s a boy carrying the weight of a man’s mistakes, trapped between the family that loves him, the streets that claim him, and the secrets that could destroy everything he’s trying to protect. Devin has learned to survive by staying quiet — head down, hood up, emotions locked away. But silence has a breaking point. And when one night on 145th and Lenox shatters the only loyalty he ever trusted,