Randy Smith
Dark mysteries. Satirical dispatches. Stories that don't let go.
Evil always requires an accomplice.
Envy, greed, and lust opened the door. What came out doesn't want to go back. The first book in the Someone's Always Watching trilogy walks backward through history to find the moment the invitation was extended — and accepted.
"Evil doesn't break in. It waits to be let in. And someone always obliges."
Preview — Chapter 22 — "The Missus"
But you weren't supposed to see that.
Watching becomes appetite, then commerce, and then terror. The second book in the trilogy follows the unspoken temptation as it spreads — from a glance to a gaze to something that can't be undone.
"You weren't supposed to see that. But you did. And now it knows you saw."
Preview — Chapter 10 — "Design and Develop"
But not who you think.
It started out small — a glance. It became a worldwide desire. Not because it was amazing. Because it gave everyone a chance to see. The trilogy's conclusion follows that desire to its inevitable, irreversible end.
"Everyone wanted to watch. Nobody asked what was watching back."
Preview — Chapter 2 — "Ocean's Two"
The promotion was supposed to go to the best candidate. It went to the one who survived.
A pitch-black satirical guide to the unwritten rules of office combat. Pistols at Dawn maps the terrain of workplace warfare with the precision of a field manual and the wit of someone who has seen too much and survived to write about it.
"The meeting had no agenda. That was the agenda."
Preview — Preface
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