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Beneath a sky of bruised and "venomous purple," where the river's "relentless plink" tolls the knell of a pauper's soul, dwells Jacob—a man consumed by a "black fury" and a "simmering rage." From the threshold of a "shack that seems to lurch and sway," he gazes upon the Mallory estate, those "insolent constellations of wealth" that glitter like cold stars to mock his misery.

“Don’t Knock… Might be the last thing you do.” When a deadly museum heist shatters the quiet Scottish village of Wallace Glen, two teenage misfits, Zack and Devon, decide to chase the story everyone else is too scared to touch. One thief is dead. The other is missing. And the only clue? A chilling trail that ends at the infamous Murphy House, abandoned, cursed, and definitely not part of your average school project. Armed with smartphones, sarcasm, and questionable courage, Zack and Devon plunge into a mystery wrapped in local folklore and real danger.

Fourteen-year-old reporter Devon MacDonald has a right to be paranoid. His last case nearly got him killed. But his reckless best friend, Zack, is addicted to the thrill, dragging a terrified Devon to Birchwood Cemetery at midnight. They don't find a story. They find a freshly dug grave—and the men who are digging it. When a body surfaces by the local loch, the police arrest the new kid in town and his wealthy father, thanks to a perfectly planted shovel. Devon and Zack know the real killers are still free, but going to the cops is impossible.

Someone is killing young girls in New York. Horrific murders where the bodies are being mutilated and parts harvested for unknown reasons. Detective Jake Chandler has a mystery on his hands, and even though there seems to be a connection to the Russian artist Avgustin Juniper, Juniper himself seems innocent and as confused as everyone else as to what is happening.

Two's company and three's a crowd... or is it? Freshly dumped and feeling lost, Glaswegian magazine journalist Kate McArdle is sure she’s sworn off love for good, until she finds an unlikely support system in her new best friends, kind-hearted barista Matt and his picture-perfect girlfriend Paige.