Fiction - Psychological

The poor plutocrats delves into the intricate world of a wealthy family torn apart by greed, ego, and emotional decay. At its center is an aging patriarch whose domineering presence shapes the household's every move, fostering resentment and quiet rebellion. The narrative explores how...

The death ship: A strange story Vol. I presents a haunting exploration of superstition, fate, and the mysterious forces that seem to shadow sailors on treacherous voyages. The novel reflects on the fear that grips those who face the vast and unpredictable sea, showing...

On a train journey to a church disciplinary meeting, a minister carries the weight of illness, memory, and the quiet ache of betrayal. A Measure of Breath is a contemplative novel that explores what it means to lead when one's own wounds remain unhealed--and...

There's a place along I-95 that nearly every traveler knows. Bright neon signs stretch for miles, a giant sombrero rises above the horizon, and cartoon billboards beckon tired families to stop for gas, food, and souvenirs. It's called South of the Border - a...

Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl Book One is a novel that follows the journey of a young girl from a modest background as she navigates adolescence with dreams of becoming a successful singer. The story delves into her struggles with social class,...

Coaching Life 3 is the continuing story of three unlikely partners building Simora Coaching, a London coaching consultancy. Jasper Oran and Simone Marshall, two colleagues and friends, reluctantly team up with Kathleen O'Connell, their former boss and sharp businesswoman who provides the money and...

Kaetlyn O'Sullivan, a young Irish woman living in a small village on the southwest tip of Ireland is having repeated visions, bordering on nightmares about places and things she has never experienced in her life. Using regressive therapy, a psychologist penetrates the amnesia only...

In this thought-provoking sequel to Coaching Life, Simone and Jasper find themselves at a professional crossroads, having been deeply impacted by their experiences with executive coaching. With their personal and professional lives entangled, they decide to venture out on their own, leaving behind the...

Every house has secrets. But not all of them stay buried forever . . . When the Burgess family move into their "forever" home, it seems like they are set for many happy years together at their new address. Steph and Grant, along with...

On the edge of the Chicago medical district, the Harrison School for Exceptional Youth looks like a castle in a snow globe. Janina has been there since she was ten years old, and now she's fourteen. She feels so safe inside its walls that...

Poison Flower, the seventh novel in Thomas Perry's celebrated Jane Whitefield series, opens as Jane spirits James Shelby, a man unjustly convicted of his wife's murder, out of the heavily guarded criminal court building in downtown Los Angeles. But the price of Shelby's freedom...

""The Old English Baron: A Gothic Story"" by Clara Reeve is a seminal work in Gothic literature, set in a medieval context that enhances its mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere. The story centers around the haunted castle of the nobility, filled with supernatural elements such...

Deeply shocking in its time, this is a profound and moving tale and a vital work of social commentary. A man vilified by society and condemned to death for his crime wakes every morning knowing that this day might be his last. With the...

There's something about New Year's Eve that brings people together. That's how Jess meets Lindy on a moonlit Turkish beach with midnight fast approaching. She pours out her story of heartbreak . . . but it soon twists into something with a little more...

"A Novel in Nine Letters" is a short story by Fyodor Dostoevsky, first published in "Short Stories" (1963). Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821 - 1881) was a Russian novelist, essayist, short story writer, journalist, and philosopher. His literature examines human psychology during the turbulent social,...

When a single mother's angry moment is uploaded online without her consent, it triggers a nightmare of blackmail, betrayal, and cruelty, in this gripping new thriller from the author of The Husband Trap. Abbie loses her cool during an argument with her daughter's teacher,...

Sheila Kaye-Smith's "The Three Furlongers" is a powerful work of rural fiction exploring themes of redemption and societal reintegration. This meticulously prepared print edition revives a compelling story centered on ex-convicts and the psychological challenges they face as they attempt to rebuild their lives...

In 1960s Transylvania where the novel begins, five-year-old Ildiko becomes victim to psychological abuse at the hands of her babysitter, Yutzi, whom she worships and follows everywhere. Though Ildiko's family immigrates to Israel soon after, Ildiko's life continues to be shaped by the secret...

Plastic surgeon Gareth Lloyd splits his time between repairing accident victims at local hospitals and trying--largely in vain--to persuade his private patients in a Los Angeles suburb to have the kind of expensive nips and tucks so popular in Beverly Hills. Divorced, behind in...

A surreal fairytale about a character who loses their pet whale and goes on a series of adventures looking for it. The story is based on dreams the author had and recorded, made sketches of, and then made into a dreamlike narrative. Each page...

Author: Kathryn Mae InmanISBN-13: 9798988106012Publisher: Bailey & HuhnLanguage: EnglishPublished: 01/26/2026Pages: 314Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.93lbsSize: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.66d

Author: William AdamsISBN-13: 9798235584594Publisher: Joshua WalkerLanguage: EnglishPublished: 05/06/2026Pages: 156Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.41lbsSize: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.36d

Christian Goodman is the kind of man folks notice when he walks into a room. Confident. Polished. The high school coach everybody respects, maybe even envies a little. He knows how to talk, how to smile, how to make a woman feel like she's...

This is a story about a young woman named Faith, who was having weird dreams and strange encounters that initially featured her interacting with a man that she had never seen before, who approached her. After the man had kissed her, he told her...

Ten Short Stories That Need To Be Films By Ariel Reyes What if love wasn't just about who you choose but who you were meant to find? What if faith, fate, and fear collided in ways you could never escape? In Ten Short Stories...

The deep contrast between two characters, Amirah and Arabella, reveals the complexities inherent in the human experience. The book is written from a third-person narrative and a first-person perspective, conveying its message through gentle storytelling. Amirah is driven by success with privilege, doing anything...

In a future divided by the Fragmentation Wall, society is split into two castes: the Thinkers, an elite class governing from a technologically advanced city, and the Enactors, who labor outside its borders to sustain it. Between them stands M.A.S., an autonomous security system...

Whispers Across Borders is an evocative exploration of the invisible threads that connect humanity across geopolitical, cultural, and emotional divides. The narrative centers on the resilience of the human spirit, illustrating how communication-whether through letters, shared stories, or digital echoes, can transcend the physical...

Jacob has spent his entire life being "the strong one." A devoted husband, a present father, a man of faith, and a dependable friend everyone leans on. But when tragedy fractures the foundation he's built his identity on, Jacob discovers that perfection is a...

Pickle the spy or the incognito of Prince Charles presents a detailed exploration of secret politics, loyalty, and betrayal surrounding a dangerous period of political unrest. The narrative examines covert networks built on deception, coded communication, and shifting allegiances, revealing how secrecy becomes both...

The moorland cottage portrays a quiet domestic world shaped by loss, emotional restraint, and gradual emotional awakening. The narrative centers on a secluded household where daily routines reflect both comfort and unresolved sorrow. Grief lingers in small gestures, silences, and habits, shaping how relationships...

On the eve of Notre Dame's biggest football weekend of the year, the past refuses to stay buried.As Irish fans flood campus for the showdown against Georgia, psychologist and Notre Dame alum Trace Curran is pulled into a nightmare when bodies begin appearing-each murder...

She believed love could fix anything. Until the man she trusted shattered everything.Kassidy has always been the strong one, the grounded, dependable partner supporting her brilliant husband Finn through the final stages of his PhD. While she works long hours to keep them afloat,...

"The Captain's Doll" is a compelling novella by D. H. Lawrence that delves into the psychological and emotional complexities of post-World War I life. Set against the backdrop of occupied Germany and the Austrian Alps, the narrative explores the intricate power dynamics between Captain...

"Chapter the Last" is a compelling and atmospheric novel by the Nobel Prize-winning author Knut Hamsun. Set in a remote Norwegian mountain sanatorium named Torstua, the narrative explores the lives of various guests who have retreated from the world to seek healing or solace....

S.N.O.W. is a psychological and emotional journey into the mind of addiction, recovery, and the fight for freedom.The story follows Elan, a man trapped in a remote cabin with no memory of how he got there. As time unfolds, it becomes clear that the...

To the LighthouseVirginia Woolf Set on an island off the Scottish coast, To the Lighthouse minutely examines the fleeting impressions of a large cast of family, friends, lovers, and hangers-on. Who can we be, Virginia Woolf invites us to ask, if no one can...

"The House of Dr. Edwardes" is a pioneering psychological thriller set within the eerie confines of a mental institution. The story follows Constance Sedgwick, a dedicated doctor at the asylum, who becomes increasingly suspicious of the facility's new director, Dr. Edwardes. As she unravels...

"The House of Dr. Edwardes" is a pioneering psychological thriller set within the eerie confines of a mental institution. The story follows Constance Sedgwick, a dedicated doctor at the asylum, who becomes increasingly suspicious of the facility's new director, Dr. Edwardes. As she unravels...

In midsummer days and other tales reflects on everyday experiences shaped by memory, imagination, and the natural world, presenting moments where ordinary life becomes intertwined with deeper reflection. The narrative opens with an atmosphere of observation and inward thought, suggesting how aging, changing surroundings,...

History foretells the "Second Coming" of a savior; God delivers with a twist.In 1910, in southwest Colorado, Alice Chisholm survived a deadly battle with the Devil, but in the process, she killed her own daughter, Natty. Holding the girl's lifeless body, Alice screamed at...

In the quiet streets beneath Stirling Castle, Henry Dubois keeps to himself. Polite enough to the neighbours, invisible to most, he harbours a hunger that has kept him hidden for decades-a hunger satisfied only in ways too terrible to speak aloud.For years, Henry has...

"The Professor's House" is a profound exploration of intellectual accomplishment and the subsequent disillusionment that often follows. Set in a Midwestern university town, the novel centers on Godfrey St. Peter, a middle-aged academic who has just completed his life's work-an eight-volume history of Spanish...

"The Strange Case of Miss Annie Spragg" is a profound and multi-layered exploration of faith, mysticism, and the human condition. Set against the backdrop of a sun-drenched Italian city and the rugged landscapes of the American Midwest, the novel unfolds following the mysterious death...

"The Sun Also Rises" is a quintessential masterpiece of modernist literature, capturing the profound disillusionment of the "Lost Generation" in the aftermath of World War I. The narrative follows Jake Barnes, an American journalist living in Paris, and a group of restless expatriates as...

"Blue Voyage" is a pioneering modernist novel that explores the intricate internal landscape of William Demarest during a transatlantic crossing. Utilizing the stream-of-consciousness technique, the narrative delves deep into the protagonist's anxieties, memories, and self-reflections as he journeys toward an uncertain romantic encounter. The...

The Inferno, by August StrindbergThe narrator of The Inferno-ostensibly August Strindberg himself-has not had an easy recent past, and a move to Paris is not helping. As his mania overtakes his ability to function in the society of artists, writers, scientists and philosophers he'd...

Niels Lyhne, an aspiring poet, is torn between the romanticism and faith of the old tradition, and modern notions of realism and reason. His relationship with different women, including his young aunt Edele, a free spirit of Copenhagen, and Mrs. Boye, a passionate artist,...

From Dunes to Desire: A Bedouin Student in America by Turki Al-Awad is a thought-provoking novel that explores identity, culture shock, and personal transformation through the journey of a young Saudi student studying in the United States.The story follows Saif, a Bedouin student who...

Their wedding journey follows a newly married couple as they begin a symbolic voyage that mirrors their hopes for the life ahead and the quiet uncertainties they carry from earlier experiences. The narrative opens with preparations for travel, using the anticipation of movement to...