Series
Crypto Crime Chronicles
The aftermath of the quantum showdown left New Silicon City in a state of uneasy calm. Reality had stabilized, but the looming question of the unseen mastermind persisted, casting a shadow over Detective Alex Mercer's relentless pursuit of the truth.
By david dung3 years ago in Fiction
Crypto Crime Chronicles
Detective Alex Mercer, standing on the brink of reality-altering consequences, faced a moral dilemma. Dr. Isabella Quantum, the brilliant physicist behind Quantum Nexus, believed she held the key to humanity's evolution. As Mercer weighed the potential outcomes, he relied on a blend of deductive reasoning and real scientific thinking to unravel the mysteries that intertwined the digital and tangible realms.
By david dung3 years ago in Fiction
Crypto Crime Chronicles
The aftermath of the confrontation left Detective Alex Mercer in a state of heightened vigilance. The Phantom Hacker's cryptic revelation lingered, a riddle that echoed through the digital corridors of New Silicon City. Mercer, fueled by a Sherlockian determination, delved into the intricate details of the cybercrimes, drawing on real scientific thinking and deductive reasoning to unravel the mysteries that bound the enigmatic hacker.
By david dung3 years ago in Fiction
Crypto Crime Chronicles
Detective Alex Mercer navigated the neon-lit streets of New Silicon City, a metropolis buzzing with the hum of digital transactions and the glow of holographic advertisements. In this futuristic world, cryptocurrencies were the lifeblood of the economy, and Mercer, the seasoned investigator of the Cybercrime Division, found himself at the forefront of a new breed of criminal activity.
By david dung3 years ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Cold Steel Bars . Content Warning.
At the hearing, Kim sat with her chin slightly raised and her hands in her lap. The scent of the government issued soap emitted from her skin. The same soap that cadets received, so did federal prisoners. Kim yearned to remain the former, not the latter.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Who did this, Julie
It is a very sunny morning, and the sun is smiling sadly at the poor recipients of her hot nature, and it is not Sunday. The birds are not chirping as usual, the trees are swaying slowly, humming to a sad melody, and Mrs Owen does not like how she feels listening to it. Mrs Owen is a woman who enjoys nature and pays attention to her surroundings, yet she feels uneasy today. The air appears dense and hazardous like it has been blessed with a large quantity of nitrogen oxide. Even her bubbly neighbour, Mr Taylor, who is always up early and disturbing the whole neighbourhood by chastising his rebel of a son, Junior, is not doing that today. Mrs Owen has this gut feeling that something is not right. Is this just her instinct playing mind games with her and all these a figment of her imagination? However, she decides to wave it all off and focus on the arrangements for her only daughter Julie’s birthday, and just like every year, there will be a party. Nothing must get in the way of all the planning and merriment for this anticipated day. “Maybe I'm just too excited,” she says.
By Oyeleye Ifeoluwa3 years ago in Fiction
Sand Stop Time. Top Story - November 2023.
April 15, 2012 It started with pens and pencils just appearing out of nowhere. The first time she noticed a pencil appear out of nowhere, Anne was going to take a shower. She was taking a towel out of the Linen closet and there was a red pencil on the floor. Anne was thinking, how did it get there? She did not think anything of it and went straight to taking a shower.
By Mariann Carroll3 years ago in Fiction
Academy Murders: Compassionate or Not. Content Warning.
“How?” Chief Cawley Hortley asked. It was his sixth year as the head of the Academy. He had served thirty-six years in the Bureau after a stellar ten-year career in the Baltimore Police Department. He was sixty-two and had gray hair on top of his chestnut-colored skin.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Fiction
Black Wings. Content Warning.
*Author's note: I am working on this for NaNoWrimo. I'm attempting to get as much written as I can. I feel behind early in the month. I'm posting sections as I find myself taking a long pause. Some of the breaks are a little rough. I'm hoping I'll at least have most of this finished by the end of the month, I plan to submit it to a producer as a potential movie. I'd really appreciate critiques regarding the story line flow and character developement. Thank you for reading <3)
By C. Lea Roufley3 years ago in Fiction
