The story follows Investigator Bill Christopher and his wife Pat, who are honeymooning in England when they’re drawn into a chilling mystery. A group of archaeologists has opened the tomb of Pharaoh Amon Ra-Tep, and now they’re dying—one by one. Sir Richard, the last surviving member of the expedition, believes they’ve been cursed for violating the tomb.

The story centers on a man recently released from prison, convinced he was wrongfully convicted. His obsession with vengeance drives him to confront those he believes betrayed him—former friends, a lover, and the man who testified against him. But as he retraces the events leading to his incarceration, the narrative begins to fracture. Did they really betray him? Or is he rewriting history to justify his rage?

The story centers on a man who becomes convinced that a series of coincidences and visions are signs from a higher power. He believes he’s been chosen for a divine mission—though what that mission is remains vague, even to him. As he shares his revelations with others, reactions range from concern to fear. Is he a prophet, or a man unravelling?

The story centers on a man recently released from prison, consumed by the belief that he was wrongfully convicted. His obsession with vengeance drives him to track down the people he believes betrayed him—former friends, lovers, and colleagues. But as he confronts each one, the lines between truth and delusion begin to blur.

The story centers on a man who returns to a remote village where he once experienced a fleeting, transformative love. The woman he met there—ethereal, mysterious, and deeply connected to the rhythms of nature—seemed to embody the spirit of spring itself. But she vanished without explanation, leaving him haunted by the memory.

The story follows a woman who becomes entangled with a mysterious man whose presence seems both fated and dangerous. Their meeting feels preordained, as if guided by some cosmic force—“kismet,” the Turkish word for destiny. But as their relationship deepens, she begins to suspect that this man may not be who he claims to be. Is he a romantic stranger swept in by fate, or a manipulator using the illusion of destiny to control her?

The story centers on a rare and exquisite Oriental peacock screen, a decorative object that becomes the focal point of desire, rivalry, and eventual tragedy. A collector acquires the screen and invites a small circle of friends and fellow enthusiasts to admire it. But admiration quickly turns to obsession.

The story centers on a man who believes he is the reincarnation—or spiritual heir—of Napoleon Bonaparte. He’s not a lunatic in the traditional sense; he’s articulate, persuasive, and eerily convincing. But his obsession with Napoleon’s legacy begins to warp his behaviour. He starts dressing like the emperor, quoting him, and even planning a “campaign” to reclaim his imagined destiny.

The story centers on a man returning to a coastal town where he once experienced a passionate, ill-fated love affair. The sea breeze, the crashing waves, and the rhythm of the tide stir memories he thought buried. He reconnects with a woman from his past—either a former lover or someone who reminds him of her—and the emotional tension builds around what was lost, what might have been, and what still lingers.

The story follows a reclusive inventor—brilliant, eccentric, and increasingly paranoid—who believes he’s on the verge of a scientific breakthrough that will change the world. But instead of acclaim, he’s met with scepticism, ridicule, and betrayal. As the pressure mounts, his obsession with proving himself begins to warp his perception of reality.