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Denial
“The evil that men do lives after them;
The good is oft interred with their bones”
William Shakespeare
You’re back. That says a lot about you.
The psychopaths haven't left. They’re bolder, darker, and unwilling to shut up. Katherine Black opens another door and invites you to meet the people inside her head. Some might break your heart. Others will make your skin crawl. A few may leave you questioning your humanity.
These stories delve into the beauty and brutality of the human condition, where compassion is forced to sit next to cruelty but shuffles as far away as possible. Hope walks with despair, and the line between victim and villain is never where you expect it to be.
While everyone is wondering what's for dinner, Katherine wonders how long a guilty conscience can survive... and whether monsters are born or made. Nature over Nurture?
These stories are unsettling, thought-provoking, compassionate, disturbing, and deliciously dark.
You might laugh when you shouldn't and flinch when you don't expect to.
If it weren't so shocking, you would be in... denial.
The good is oft interred with their bones”
William Shakespeare
You’re back. That says a lot about you.
The psychopaths haven't left. They’re bolder, darker, and unwilling to shut up. Katherine Black opens another door and invites you to meet the people inside her head. Some might break your heart. Others will make your skin crawl. A few may leave you questioning your humanity.
These stories delve into the beauty and brutality of the human condition, where compassion is forced to sit next to cruelty but shuffles as far away as possible. Hope walks with despair, and the line between victim and villain is never where you expect it to be.
While everyone is wondering what's for dinner, Katherine wonders how long a guilty conscience can survive... and whether monsters are born or made. Nature over Nurture?
These stories are unsettling, thought-provoking, compassionate, disturbing, and deliciously dark.
You might laugh when you shouldn't and flinch when you don't expect to.
If it weren't so shocking, you would be in... denial.
253 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 8, 2026
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July 30, 2026
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Denial. A Murmuration Of Silence
by Katherine Black
My rating ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
A truly amazing anthology of dark disturbing and unsettling stories by Katherine Black.
I absolutely loved these gripping short stories of mystery, psychopathic, terrifying, murdee and abuse.
They are fast-paced reads, thought-provoking, and kept me engaged throughout; every story and piece of poetry held me captivated in suspense, with some chilling conclusions.
Katherine has effectively highlighted the darker aspects of human behavior, including cruelty and shocking tendencies, in these compelling stories, some with unexpected twists and some twisted. I loved this extremely enjoyable book, it's full of an amazing variety of outrageous tales.
Denial. A Murmuration Of Silence
by Katherine Black
My rating ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
A truly amazing anthology of dark disturbing and unsettling stories by Katherine Black.
I absolutely loved these gripping short stories of mystery, psychopathic, terrifying, murdee and abuse.
They are fast-paced reads, thought-provoking, and kept me engaged throughout; every story and piece of poetry held me captivated in suspense, with some chilling conclusions.
Katherine has effectively highlighted the darker aspects of human behavior, including cruelty and shocking tendencies, in these compelling stories, some with unexpected twists and some twisted. I loved this extremely enjoyable book, it's full of an amazing variety of outrageous tales.
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