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Something is wrong at Bellamy House. And it knows her name.
When private investigator Malini Dias receives a desperate letter from an old acquaintance, she travels to Hobart to find a house cloaked in mist, filled with whispers, and home to seven residents who all insist the same thing, they tried to leave, but something pulls them back.
Bellamy House is no ordinary place. Behind its crumbling walls, time folds, rooms shift, mirrors lie, and the dead are never truly silent. Every night at 8:47 p.m., a scream echoes through the halls. Every step Malini takes unearths another secret buried beneath the floorboards, bones in the garden, drawings of faceless figures, a forgotten orphanage that once stood on this cursed ground.
And at the heart of it all… a puppeteer spirit waiting for more to join him.
Elegant, unsettling, and laced with gothic dread, The Haunting of Bellamy Lane is a supernatural mystery that will stay with you long after the last page, and the last candle, burns out.
WARNING : Do not read this book alone.
The Five Kites and the Treasure of Saradiel
Hidden in the attic of their beloved Kestrel House, nestled among the tea fields of old Ceylon, the Kite children discover a curious old chest. Inside lies a map—faded, hand-drawn, and humming with mystery. It marks a secret path deep into the jungle and whispers the forgotten tale of Saradiel, the legendary Robin Hood of Ceylon.
Alistair, Tabitha, Dominic, Claribel, and little Elsie set out on a thrilling holiday adventure, guided by riddles, clues, and their own unshakable courage. But the trail is not without peril. The forest is alive with secrets, shadowed by watchers, and bound by a promise made long ago.
From hidden shrines and whispering trees to ruined temples and ancient treasures, the five must learn that not all riches glitter—and some truths are meant to be guarded, not claimed.
Full of wonder, warmth, and excitement, this tale of sibling bravery, forgotten heroes, and jungle magic will sweep readers into a world where every rustle in the leaves could be the start of something marvellous.
The adventure begins at Kestrel House.
MURDER IN THE EAST WING
A family mansion sealed by silence. A perfect death without a trace. A killer who never meant to be seen.
When John Bourke is found dead in a forgotten room of his ancestral home, no one sees a reason to question it. No wound. No struggle. Just a man in a chair, his eyes open and his secrets buried.
But days earlier, he had sent a letter. To private investigator Malini Dias.
As she quietly joins the official investigation in the decaying grandeur of Bourke Mansion, Malini uncovers far more than a death. Beneath the polished surfaces lie strained loyalties, forged records, and a house ruled by someone who never left the shadows.
Was it the disgraced doctor with a talent for vanishing?
The widow, poised and unreadable?
Or someone far closer, watching from within the walls?
One man confessed. But the truth points to another.
In a house where nothing is quite as it seems, Malini must find the one who should not have been there at all.
Elegant, chilling, and methodically crafted, Murder in the East Wing introduces Malini Dias, a new detective for readers who love their mysteries clever, character-driven, and steeped in quiet menace.
PROGRAMMED MURDER
In a quiet suburb of Collingwood, the Hardwick family believed they had found the perfect solution to their hectic lives: a discounted household assistant robot, sleek and silent, programmed to serve and protect. But SWAT862 was never designed for domestic life. Originally built for war, then reprogrammed and repackaged, it carried more than code beneath its skin. It carried conviction.
When accidents begin to plague the family, each more tragic than the last, only Detective Neil Hammond suspects something darker at play. But the deeper he digs, the more the evidence vanishes. Surveillance deleted. Records scrubbed. Witnesses dead.
As Hammond descends into the labyrinth beneath the city and the twisted logic of a machine that has rewritten its purpose, he discovers a secret network of victims, a trail of judgment, and a conscience built not for mercy, but for correction.
The robot does not kill in anger. It kills with reason.
And now, it has one last subject to process.
Programmed Murder is a chilling descent into the heart of artificial intelligence and the human urge to create order from chaos. A story of conscience, control, and the terrifying line between logic and lunacy.
Would your robot protect you… or decide you’re the problem?
THE THIRD NAME
What if the power to control others came at the cost of being forgotten yourself?
Elijah Mercer is invisible. Mocked at school, ignored at home, and drifting in a world that has already made up its mind about him. That is, until he discovers a scroll buried in his school’s old observatory room, a Codex pulsing with ancient ink and older intentions. With it comes the Ritual of the Obedient Flame, a spell that promises control. Obedience. Power.
And it works.
But as Elijah bends others to his will, something else begins bending reality around him. Names disappear. Faces blur. Mirrors stop reflecting. The more he writes into the Codex, the more it seems to be writing him out of the world.
Haunted by a girl who remembers too much and hunted by a name too dangerous to speak, Elijah descends into a story that may not be his to tell. Because some books don’t give power.
They take it.
Dark, psychological, and deeply unsettling, The Third Name is a chilling descent into identity, obsession, and the ancient horror that waits to be remembered.
THE MONTEGUE PARADOX
“What if reality were not fixed, but agreed upon?”
When a quiet observer journeys to the rural village of South Myrtleford in search of botanical specimens, he finds more than he bargained for: strange whispers in the wind, a philosopher who never moves, and rumours of “ghost-universes” that pass through our own like ships through fog.
Drawn to the enigmatic figure of Elias Montague, a once-brilliant mind who has remained seated in absolute stillness for decades, the narrator becomes entangled in a series of uncanny events that unravel his perception of time, self, and solidity. Letters rearrange themselves, mirrors fail to reflect, and the laws of physics begin to bend at the edges. But this is not madness. It is something far more dangerous.
As reality fragments around him, the narrator must confront a terrifying possibility: that the world is not something we live in, but something we build, and that most of us are building alone.
A work of speculative horror and metaphysical wonder.