Isabella Mae Niznik

The House on Maple Street — Every owner disappears after seven years.

Seven years of peace, one final month of terror in a house that hungers

Callum Vesper is a man who trusts his tools. As a master carpenter, he believes that if a structure is sound, there is nothing to fear. Six years and eleven months ago, he bought the sprawling estate on Maple Street, laughing off the local legends that every owner vanishes after exactly seven years. Now, his time is almost up. The house is beginning to change. Walls shift inches overnight, and the floorboards thrum with a rhythmic, wet heartbeat that defies every law of physics. Callum isn't alone in his struggle; Hester Lowery, a neighbor who has kept a grim tally of the disappeared for decades, knows the truth. Together with Jules Vance, a relentless journalist seeking the story of a lifetime, they peel back the wallpaper to find a nightmare. Deep within the foundation dwells the spirit of Silas Thorne, an architect who never truly died. He has turned the house into a living organism that feeds on the memories and marrow of its residents. With a local conspiracy protecting the house's dark secret and a detective standing in their way, Callum must decide: will he become the next ghost in the grain, or will he burn his life's work to the ground to end the hunger?

The Librarian of Berlin — A librarian hides banned books and becomes a spy.

In a city of shadows, one woman's secret library becomes a beacon of resistance.

Berlin, 1938. The fires of censorship are consuming the soul of Germany. Greta Hauff is a quiet librarian who has learned the art of invisibility. While the Ministry purges 'degenerate' literature from the shelves, Greta begins a perilous mission: rescuing forbidden volumes and hiding them in the dark corners of her library’s basement. What starts as an act of preservation quickly spirals into a high-stakes game of espionage. Guided by a mentor with his own hidden archives and aided by a daring delivery boy, Greta builds a clandestine network of truth-seekers. But her activities draw the attention of Hans von Steiger, a ruthless official who understands the power of the written word all too well. As von Steiger closes in, Greta finds herself torn between her duty to the past and the living people who need her help today. From the smoke-filled cabarets to the cold corridors of the Ministry, Greta must navigate a world of betrayal and fear. In a regime that demands total silence, can one woman’s courage keep the voice of truth alive? Every book saved is a life at risk, and Greta is about to learn that the most dangerous weapon in Berlin is a story that refuses to die.

The Locksmith Files Trilogy

When physical security meets digital chaos, one frequency can unlock total global collapse.

• Techno-thriller
• Mystery

The world is going dark, and the keys to salvation are hidden in the sound. Master locksmith TJ Carter has spent his life opening the impossible, but he’s never faced a lock that breathes. When a series of synchronized data center failures triggers a global blackout, TJ and his team—a retired detective with a sharp instinct and a hacker who lives in the shadows—uncover a terrifying new reality. A 'ghost signal' is rippling through the world's infrastructure, bypassing digital firewalls by vibrating the very atoms of physical hardware. Behind the chaos stands Sloane Sterling-Vaughn, a visionary with a lethal agenda: an economic reset that will level the global playing field at any cost. To stop her, TJ must master the art of harmonic resonance, turning mechanical puzzles into a battle of frequencies. From the silent vaults of Chicago to deep-underground financial hubs, the team is hunted as fugitives while the boundary between the physical and digital dissolves. In a race against an irreversible fail-safe, the ultimate skeleton key is no longer made of steel—it’s made of sound. And once the final frequency is reached, there will be no locking the door again.

The Seamstress of Warsaw — A Jewish woman secretly embeds coded messages into uniforms during WWII.

One thread at a time, she stitches the secrets of the resistance into the heart of the enemy.

Warsaw, 1942. In the shadows of the ghetto, survival is a matter of precision. Zofia Lewandowska was once the most sought-after seamstress for the Polish elite. Now, she spends her days in a freezing workshop, sewing uniforms for the very SS officers who destroyed her world. To the Nazis, she is a ghost—a tool of labor. But Zofia has a secret weapon more powerful than any rifle: her needle. Recruited by the underground resistance, Zofia begins a deadly game of espionage. By embedding Morse code and troop coordinates into the hems and buttons of high-ranking German coats, she becomes the resistance’s most vital intelligence pipeline. But every stitch is a gamble, especially with the predatory SS officer Friedrich Keller watching her every move, desperate to find the leak in the German supply chain. As the ghetto faces liquidation and the drums of the Uprising grow louder, Zofia must decide how much she is willing to sacrifice. In a world of starvation and betrayal, she proves that even the most silent resistance can unravel an empire. A haunting, powerful debut of courage and defiance, The Seamstress of Warsaw is an unforgettable tribute to the unsung women of the Holocaust.

The Starlet of Cape Canaveral

The stars were never the limit—they were a family secret hidden in plain sight

• Historical Fiction
• Science Fiction

From the neon-soaked jazz clubs of Harlem to the desolate, mosquito-ridden marshes of Florida, Gracie Sterling-Vaughn’s life has always been defined by the distance between what is seen and what is real. In 1938, her parents—musicians turned government mathematicians—are swept away to Cape Canaveral for a project that doesn't exist on any map. Growing up in the shadow of primitive rockets, Gracie watches the sky with a growing sense of unease. The stars over the Cape don't align with the maps she memorized in New York, and her grandmother’s cryptic tales hint at a history that predates every textbook. Now a premier test pilot at the height of the Cold War, Gracie is finally poised to claim her place among the stars. But when the telemetry of a new engine mirrors the syncopated rhythms of her father’s old sheet music, she uncovers a terrifying truth: the Space Race isn't a journey toward the future, but a desperate scramble to reclaim a forgotten past. Deep in orbit, surrounded by a graveyard of 1920s spacecraft, Gracie must choose between the official lies that keep the world stable and a truth that could ignite a global firestorm. The Starlet of Cape Canaveral is a sweeping epic of family legacies, clandestine missions, and the rhythmic heartbeat of the cosmos.