There is a lake far from the city.
Quiet. Still. Unassuming.

People come here to rest, to think, to escape. They leave believing the water forgets them as easily as it reflects the sky.

It doesn’t.

The Water Never Tells is a psychological thriller told through poetry and prose. Following an unnamed, unreliable narrator, the book traces a slow descent from calm observation into obsession, fractured memory, and quiet confession.

What begins as atmospheric reflections on nature, routine, and silence gradually reveals something far more disturbing. The lake watches. The town changes. The narrator insists on harmlessness, even as the truth begins to surface.

This debut poetry collection blends:

• Psychological suspense
• Unreliable narration
• Literary poetry and prose
• A chilling slow-burn reveal

There are no graphic scenes. No loud confessions.
Only a voice that never raises itself, even when it finally tells you everything.

Perfect for readers who enjoy psychological thrillers, dark literary fiction, and poetry that lingers long after the final page.

No one ever asks what a road takes—only where it leads.

For ten years, the Eastern Flyover has been just another road, a stretch of concrete carrying people from one destination to another.

But beneath its surface, something has been waiting.

When a series of strange disappearances begins to unfold around the flyover, each incident appears unrelated at first: a missing passenger, an abandoned vehicle, a vanished pedestrian, a bus that arrives empty. No bodies are found. No answers emerge. The city moves on, as it always does.

Until the count begins.

As the missing cases grow and an unsettling pattern emerges, a chilling truth starts to surface, one tied to a long-forgotten accident buried in silence years ago. A tragedy that was never acknowledged. A story that was never allowed to be told.

Now, the road remembers.

The Flyover is a haunting, atmospheric horror novel about grief, injustice, and the stories that refuse to stay buried. Blending emotional depth with psychological tension, it explores what happens when silence becomes a crime, and memory becomes a form of vengeance.

Because some places don’t just lead you forward.

Some places take something from you.