Two boys are sneaking around an abandoned, creaky house at night, the only lights they have being flashlights in their hands.

A new writers introduction and what to expect from my channel. Also a little bit about who I am. Enjoy!

In Jason Hill’s Even the Sun Will Die, truth is as dangerous as any bullet. Fired CIA spy Tony Collyns is pulled into a web of political deceit that challenges his loyalty, his values, and his sanity. As he uncovers betrayals from the highest echelons of power, he is forced to ask: Who really benefits when the truth is buried?

Jason writes because he loves to write. He's self-published over 20 books and one day he hopes to get discovered--and if it doesn't happen, so be it.

That wasn't what I had anticipated. Lets get on top of this, we're going back to the start. Insanity.

n 1924, three fur trappers—Edward Nickols, Roy Wilson, and Dewey Morris—were found murdered under the ice of Little Lava Lake in remote Oregon. They had vanished months earlier, with signs of violent deaths by gunshots and blunt force trauma. Despite early suspects, including a local moonshiner and a man caught trading furs, no one was ever charged. The harsh wilderness, lack of forensic technology, and limited law enforcement hindered the case. Nearly a century later, it remains unsolved. The mystery continues to intrigue, raising questions about justice, forgotten victims, and the potential of modern tools to shed new light.

Death is an interesting thing, isn't it? It's either sudden or agonizingly slow, with no in-between in any circumstance. A death can bring grief, joy, confusion… It all depends on the person.

Céline Delacroix, a young member of the royal family of Le Royaume de Valcour, eagerly prepares for her very first ball. Amid the bustle of the palace, she encounters a mysterious boy stealing flowers from the gardens—and, captivated by his presence, she invites him to meet her at the ball, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening. Editors Note: I tried to write this in a very 1600-1800 type and make it sound majestic and fake, but in a good way if it makes sense also ending is very rushed. Hope you like it!

If you like creepy stories, this one is a true story, one that my wife and I went through in a creepy old farmhouse.

Two years after her sister’s murder, Victoria Sinclair still can’t sleep. The man convicted for it, Silas Riven, sits behind bars—a cold, brilliant enigma whose confession never quite added up. When she receives a letter from him, addressed in her sister’s handwriting, Victoria knows she should burn it. But she doesn’t. What begins as a confrontation turns into a correspondence she can’t stop. His letters are poetic, remorseful, intimate. He knows things no one else should. And when she visits him, she finds herself drawn to the danger in his quiet control—the way he looks at her like he’s known her all along. As Victoria is pulled deeper into Silas’s orbit, she begins uncovering dark truths about her sister’s death—and the possibility that Silas might have been framed. But someone doesn’t want the truth to surface. And when the body count rises, Victoria must decide: is she falling for a killer… or the only man who can save her?

The first episode of the season. The year 1936, May 13th, the murder mystery begins. King Butch is turning older by the second and holds an old crown he's owned for 50 years that's probably worth millions of dollars. Prince Pooch has just been elected kind and decided he should kill King Butch to take his crown and for nobody to question where it went, but there's something he missed, and he's too foolish to understand...

Aether Coffee isn’t just a café—it’s a hidden sanctuary for anyone who values craft and connection. Tucked away, it finds you rather than the other way around. Every detail matters, from the beans to the lighting to the baristas who remember your order. It serves everyone with equal respect—the early-morning laborer, the lawyer, the coffee critic—and turns each cup into an experience, not just a drink. Here, coffee is ritual, intention, and reverence. Fast, automated service doesn’t exist. What exists is human, deliberate, and unforgettable. At Aether, you aren’t served. You’re honored.

In the restless nights of the Bronx, 22-year-old Jayia lives a double life. By day, she blends in as a hardworking warehouse employee and devoted girlfriend to Jon. By night, she transforms her apartment into the headquarters of her own criminal operation, managing money, routes, and deals with precision and secrecy. Careful and calculated, Jayia keeps her two worlds separate—Jon believing she’s ordinary, while in truth, she quietly runs the streets smarter than most. To her, control is everything… and as long as she has it, her secret stays safe.

Growing up, my uncle told the wildest stories—some believable, some not. One that stuck was about the mysterious Wampus Cat. He’d say it lurked at night, screaming like a woman. As a kid, I’d wait outside hoping to hear it but never did. Years later, my younger sister actually heard the scream while standing on the porch with another uncle—I missed it by a minute. Fast-forward to me at 36, and I finally heard that eerie sound myself. Now I wish my uncle was here to tell him.

A “short story” about a journalist named Mandy who is headed to Whitepine to write a story on it when she discovers something odd, as if nothing was there in the first place. I wrote this very quickly on a bus ride to a volleyball game so it’s probably not that great.

Liam discovers a mysterious wormhole in the school’s basement, revealing a haunting past linked to October 17, 1943. His friend Liz warns him not to enter, sensing danger from ancient guardians protecting stolen artifacts. Ignoring her, Liam ventures through the portal into a foggy, otherworldly realm filled with threatening creatures and hidden keys to powerful relics. As he navigates the deadly landscape, he uncovers clues about a long-buried secret beneath the school, realizing he's caught between worlds and must confront the dark forces guarding the surface’s true history.

People are the total opposite of what we think. Who requesting a part 2 ?? Inform me cause I’m full of prompts

This is the story of a teenage girl who gets kidnapped, from the perspective of her friends and mother as they experience the events after her disappearance.

Ethan was an ordinary boy who felt invisible in his everyday life. He was quiet, shy, and often overlooked by those around him, drifting through life like a ghost. His personality was gentle, introspective, and observant, with a vivid imagination that kept him company when he felt lonely. Underneath his quiet exterior, he was curious and brave, though he struggled with self-confidence. One eerie morning, everything changed: the sky darkened, the fog thickened, and the atmosphere grew tense and suspenseful. Suddenly, Ethan’s invisibility faded, and he was noticed—yet the world around him became ominous, hinting that his transformation heralded something darker and more terrifying than he could imagine.

Get out your box of tissues for this one! This mystical tale of a trip down life's road will make you laugh, cry, and swoon. As in life, there are no guarantees, and at every point along the way, nothing is as it seems. Enjoy!