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The Only Way Out Is Death
From author Varun Gwalani comes a new escape room murder mystery perfect for fans of Korean survival drama Squid Game and Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. The Only Way Out Is Death is a fast-paced suspense novel set in an empty hotel, where twelve people have to kill to survive.
Twelve powerful people are kidnapped and imprisoned in an empty hotel.
Each of them have three choices:
Live out the rest of their days peacefully in the hotel,
Die by suicide so the rest of their companions can go free,
Or murder one of their companions so they alone can go free.
The Only Way Out is Death follows the story of these twelve people from the perspective of a young lawyer, Kiriaki, told as the events unfold. She has to forge uneasy alliances, navigate complex relationships and feuds, and, above all, try to stay alive. Meanwhile, the mastermind of this death game is lurking just out of view, watching them closely, making sure they are primed for murder.
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Power Of Nature
From British author C.L. Peache comes a thrilling new whodunnit told by an unreliable narrator. Power of Nature by C.L. Peache promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Harriett loves the solitude and healing power of the beach. As she settles into a new life, she cautiously tries to forge new friendships. When the handsome stranger on the beach strikes an unusual friendship with her, Harriett is almost convinced she has left her traumatic past behind. But, the discovery of a body on the beach sends her life into turmoil. Harriett is now questioning everything and everyone around her—even herself.
Because Harriett has a secret. Her traumatic past means she cannot trust the memories of her earlier life. As suspicions around the death body arise, questions are asked and investigations are being made. And Harriett is caught at the centre of the storm.
Will Harriett’s past ruin her future forever? Will her memory return? Will love and the power of nature heal her past traumas?
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Protecting What We Have
“If Gyo Hoon didn’t get this crazy idea of looking through their old stuff in the abandoned secluded room of the basement in their dorm, things would have turned out a lot worse! Although none of them could see how this situation isn’t the worst possible! Especially when it’s involving their dear friend and the ray of sunshine with the boxy smile and the cute alien behaviour: the one and only Roe Daehyun.” The members of a successful Kpop boy band “Jeonsa Yesulga (JY)” are put to the test when one of their own, Roe Daehyun, is abducted. The boys go on a journey of self-discovery, hurt and comfort as they try to save their friend both from his unknown assailant and his inner demons.
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The Séance That Never Dies
Binged all of Shirley Jackson’s books and the Netflix sensation The Haunting of Hill House? Looking for your next supernatural obsession? Look no further!
Debut author M.Q. Nguyen pens an eerie and emotional tale of a mother and daughter, bound beyond life and death.
When Maggie steals a shard of bone from her daughter Carrie’s urn during the ash-scattering ceremony, she is unaware what forces she is allowing into her new home.
Strange little happenings around the house leave Maggie hopeful that her daughter is back, but little does she know this comes at a price. Along with her daughter’s gentle spirit, she senses a malevolent one—one that is out to get her! If she brings in an exorcist, they will most likely purge the house of all ghosts, and Maggie cannot bear to lose Carrie so soon, all over again.
As the hauntings grow more violent, Maggie has to face the fact that she has a choice to make—it’s her life or Carrie.
When the good forces intermingle with the evil, what will a desperate Maggie feel compelled to do to bring her daughter back? What would you?
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Carrying On
From accomplished author Jonita Davis comes a witty and vivid murder mystery, Carrying On. A perfect match for fans of the Stephanie Plum novels and Dial A for Aunties (winner of the Comedy Women In Print prize 2021), this book packs a punch!
Nadia sits, tied to a chair, watching curiously as three so-called “gangsters” fret about a ferret. The only thing she can think about at the moment is her life before all of this. At what point did it all go wrong?
Well, to understand that, we have to take a trip that started a few weeks and 600 miles back.
Before the darned pink Caddy showed up.
Before the seriously sexy paramedic rescued her.
Before a respected local politician was accused of a heinous crime.
We have to start on the day when Nadia went about her business, thinking that she had life all put together.
She did, until it broke.
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My Last Brother
How far away will you run from the ghosts of your past?
Rule No. 1: Rent’s due on the first of every month.
Rule No. 2: No loud noises or partying.
Rule No. 3 and the most important one: Never, ever go to the west side of the house.
Those are the only three rules that Rohit has set for his newly acquired tenant, Darsh. Fiercely protective of his privacy, Rohit would have never gotten a tenant if not for his financial situation. His life is in tatters, he’s become a shell of a man and after losing his entire family in a car crash, he’s still learning how to function. Now, Rohit spends his days tormented and alone in the bleak mansion. When Darsh moves into the dreary house, he begins to notice that the cheap rent was too good to be true. On top of that, Rohit’s rules might be alluding to much darker secrets. As Darsh begins to uncover the web of half-truths and lies, he starts giving into the small town’s rumours and gossip. Now he has a choice–get out safe and alive or…let curiosity kill the cat.
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When In A Myth
Shh….shh…..shh…..can you hear their whispers? They are everywhere. They are here for revenge, for blood, for sacrifice. They have stemmed from the very roots of our culture.
Are you ready to dive into a world of some spine chilling myths?
When In A Myth is an episodic series based on the very folklores or bedtime stories that we have been hearing since childhood. Each season brings out a delicious twist to the spooky historical myths found in Indian culture.
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