Moonflower Murders Novels & Stories

Almost like a movie on fast rewind, Yuri suddenly recalled the previous day when she had came home from school, and had seen that woman in her house, and her mother’s reaction to the white chrysanthemum flower that she had with her… —and you’re probably going to need it soon enough. Though I doubt that I’ll be able to hear your comments on my flower arranging skills which is a pity. After all…you won’t be living long enough to see them… Yuri felt a hot white flame of anger rise up in her as she snapped the stalk of the flower in half in her hand. She now knew who had murdered her mother in cold blood. This flower…is her calling card. Like that woman was mocking her.

*LUNA VANCE: FORMER SUSPECT IN ATTEMPTED MURDER CASE. Marcus stared at the screen. The captions continued. *Prosecution confirms physical evidence recovered from the apartment points to Vance as the primary attacker. Sources confirm Vance was pronounced dead following a police chase at the harbor bridge...* Marcus stopped breathing for a moment. *Dead.* The word seemed to burn through his mind.They were telling everyone that Luna was a murderer. That she had tried to kill him before running to the harbor bridge and disappearing into the water. He couldn't believe what he was seeing.Before he could process it, the broadcast changed again.This time, the screen showed a building surrounded by f

As Heath is about to argue, I hear from behind, “Sorry for the delay. I had to access our new security system. It took me a moment to remember the steps. My name is Dr. Moreno. I understand we are in need of some medical records?” Councilman Charles is the first to speak, “Thank you, Dr. Moreno. Yes, we are here to investigate the death of Rose Clark, mother of Tina Clark, Luna of Golden Frost. We also understand there was another death around the same time of a man who was tortured most viciously.”

Mauve, Apparently, I was brought here because of the mysterious Black Moon Flowers. Aaron was in charge of handling crimes, and possessing the Black Moon Flowers was considered the greatest of them all. The irony? I didn’t even know such flowers existed until a few hours ago. And yet, here I stood—in the Judicial Hall—accused, judged, and condemned… by none other than Luna Paleframe herself, who held a bouquet of those very flowers as if they were trophies she had earned.

Romano reassured Leo, "Yes, Leo, it's true. But don't worry, I won't harm you in any way." "Now, tell me, what do you want to know?" Mr. Romano inquired. Confused, Leo asked, "I want to know about my dad." Continuing, Leo shared, "I know he's a murderer, but my mother never confronted him. The last time you visited our house, I overheard you and my mother talking about my dad." Is he really a murderer, and how do you have knowledge about him? "Yes, he's a murderer, and I know him because he was part of the mafia. In fact, he was my right-hand man," Mr. Romano admitted.

The next morning Rose was in a rush to finish her daily chores before opening the bakery, after that she has an appointment with Alex, that’s why she couldn’t able to pay attention to the early morning news which was traveling in a whole city like a wildfire. Alex was also in his beautiful world of preparation for the next date, and couldn’t able to catch up with the latest news. ‘This is the third murder by Red Rose. It’s so pathetic that a criminal killed a police officer.’

“Officially?” “Well, a couple of years ago, there was an incident in South Florida. A man who’d been accused of molesting two boys while coaching a school soccer team and served some time for it - six years - was murdered in his home. Brutally murdered, castrated, skull bashed in… you know, overkill.” “So the cops looked to the victims and their families,” guessed Harrison.

But this time, instead of a caption that made me feel vindicated and at ease, the headline read: "The killer of the three gruesome deaths found dead in his own home." I read the caption, which was paired with a blurred picture of a man who had been murdered in his own home. Tapping the link, I was directed to the full article, and I quickly began to read. “Mr. Florish, an immigrant who had been living in Mandena for the past two years, had been pursuing Cassandra relentlessly. She continually rejected him, insisting that she was already with Roy. Frustrated by her refusals, Mr. Florish decided to take matters into his own hands. One night, after witnessing Roy and Cassandra’s sexual encounte

Perhaps a deportation, as Maria fights for her citizenship in US while facing the truth that she might loose her mother and never see her children again- And speaking of children, or child rather. We find our dear Jacqueline finally facing a bright future but then receiving some life changing news. What links them all is the truth that that the mystery and the murders are far from over as death still lingers in the sisterhood. There's always that connection between Miami and murders, besides the letter, m. **** Vamp encompasses the danger in the lives of a set of Miami based strippers and while they come together to solve a murder, we learn that some are just the victims. From those that bro

I looked so calm that it seemed as if I had just killed a bunch of chickens instead of the family that I had lived with for years. "Damon is a monster. How could he be so calm after committing a murder?" "He might be mentally ill. Mrs. Larson knew his secret, so he killed them all." "Who knows who he's going to kill next? We all know his secret now. Will he kill us too?" "Evil people like him should be shot to death at once!" There was an uproar in the livestream as everyone clamored for me to die. However, a forensic expert suddenly pushed the door open and walked in. His brow was tightly furrowed as he held a report in his hand.