Books 8 & 9 of 45: Quiet Pressure Thrillers
Two complete dark psychological thrillers from the Quiet Pressure Thrillers series, collected together in one convenient volume.
In AFTER HOURS (Book #8), Frieda Grier always thought Nicholas Kingston was just a quiet guy who worked on her floor. He was polite, kept to himself, and seemed entirely harmless.
Until a brutal storm knocks out the city’s power grid.
The corporate office is plunged into darkness. The elevators stop. The phones lose their signal. And Frieda realizes she isn’t alone.
Nicholas is still there.
When he steps out of the shadows, his quiet workplace demeanor quickly turns into something suffocating. He hasn’t simply been watching Frieda from a distance. He has been studying her.
He has prepared a dinner for her in the office kitchen—a meal built around preferences she never told him. He knows intimate details about her life that she believed were private. Things she only shared on restricted social media accounts.
Nicholas hasn’t been a harmless background presence.
He’s been collecting pieces of her life.
Now, with the building isolated and no one coming to help, Nicholas expects Frieda to play the role he’s created for her.
As the darkness inside the building becomes a hunting ground, Frieda realizes her biggest mistake wasn’t staying late.
It was believing the man working beside her was safe.
In this claustrophobic psychological thriller, one woman must survive a terrifying workplace nightmare where the predator didn’t have to break in—because he was already there.
Then comes THE WINTER CABIN (Book #9).
He found her in the storm.
Now she can’t leave.
During a mountain blizzard, Amber loses control of her car and crashes into a ravine. Her phone dies in the wreck. When she wakes, she is inside an isolated cabin hidden deep in the woods.
The only other person there is Charlie.
Quiet.
Always watching.
He gives Amber dry clothes, food, heat, and a place to recover from the accident. He tells her the plows won’t reach the road for days. Going outside would be dangerous.
At first, his calm presence feels reassuring.
Then Amber notices something.
The doors are always locked.
Charlie insists he’s only protecting her. But Amber slowly realizes he doesn’t see her as a guest who needs help.
He sees her as something he rescued.
Something he believes belongs with him.
Cut off from the outside world and unable to call for help, Amber begins to understand that the man keeping her alive may also be the person keeping her prisoner.
And the longer she remains inside the cabin, the more dangerous Charlie becomes.
By the time Amber decides she has to escape, Charlie is no longer asking her to stay.
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