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Split Ends: A Psychological Thriller Anthology
When the mind turns against itself, nowhere feels safe.
In Split Ends, twelve psychological thriller stories unravel the fragile line between truth and delusion, trust and obsession, safety and danger. These are stories of fractured identities, buried motives, escalating fixations, and the quiet moments when reality begins to slip. From a roommate who may never have existed to a luxury flight gone wrong, from a stalker’s shadow to a forest that seems to answer violence with its own brand of justice, each story invites you deeper into unease.
Inside this anthology, you’ll
unreliable minds and shifting realities
dangerous relationships and private obsessions
secrets, blackmail, paranoia, and revenge
unsettling twists that linger long after the final page
Curated by Guest Editor Lena Samson from more than fifty submissions, Split Ends brings together an international mix of voices in psychological suspense.
Perfect for readers who love short, sharp thrillers, dark emotional tension, and the creeping dread of not knowing what’s real.
Contributing Sam Chase — The Roommate
Andrew Parkinson — Letter from the Next World
Lily Finch — After That, They Remained
Heidi Hunter — Obsession
K.L. Taylor — Sanctuary Mode
Debra Bliss Saenger — When the Woods Awaken
Charlotte Poitras — Three’s a Crowd
Christine Eskilson — The Woman She Was
Ace Baker — Man in Black
Ed Teja — True Value
Dawn DeBraal — The Unbroken Circle
Colleen Addison — Feather-light, the Plane Landed
In Split Ends, twelve psychological thriller stories unravel the fragile line between truth and delusion, trust and obsession, safety and danger. These are stories of fractured identities, buried motives, escalating fixations, and the quiet moments when reality begins to slip. From a roommate who may never have existed to a luxury flight gone wrong, from a stalker’s shadow to a forest that seems to answer violence with its own brand of justice, each story invites you deeper into unease.
Inside this anthology, you’ll
unreliable minds and shifting realities
dangerous relationships and private obsessions
secrets, blackmail, paranoia, and revenge
unsettling twists that linger long after the final page
Curated by Guest Editor Lena Samson from more than fifty submissions, Split Ends brings together an international mix of voices in psychological suspense.
Perfect for readers who love short, sharp thrillers, dark emotional tension, and the creeping dread of not knowing what’s real.
Contributing Sam Chase — The Roommate
Andrew Parkinson — Letter from the Next World
Lily Finch — After That, They Remained
Heidi Hunter — Obsession
K.L. Taylor — Sanctuary Mode
Debra Bliss Saenger — When the Woods Awaken
Charlotte Poitras — Three’s a Crowd
Christine Eskilson — The Woman She Was
Ace Baker — Man in Black
Ed Teja — True Value
Dawn DeBraal — The Unbroken Circle
Colleen Addison — Feather-light, the Plane Landed
194 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 5, 2026
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This is a must-read for anyone interested in excellent psychological thriller stories. Whether it be a kindle edition or a paperback book, don't hesitate to get your hands on these professionally written pieces.
Each story in the anthology heightens the tension, chilling the blood, unsettling the stomach, and taxing the mind.
Don't blame yourself for where your mind goes during some of these story reads. After all, it isn't every day that a service lives up to its name.
In this case, goodreads delivers a goodreads quality book of excellent reads. Well done.
And, thank you.
Each story in the anthology heightens the tension, chilling the blood, unsettling the stomach, and taxing the mind.
Don't blame yourself for where your mind goes during some of these story reads. After all, it isn't every day that a service lives up to its name.
In this case, goodreads delivers a goodreads quality book of excellent reads. Well done.
And, thank you.
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