Interactive Thriller Stories
An interactive thriller is a high-stakes story where you play the person in danger or the one causing it, and every choice can expose you. On Wimbook's thrillers you keep cover stories straight, decide who to warn and choose when to run.
The tension comes from secrets and clocks rather than gore: violence stays off the page, and romance stays slow burn.
Read Chapter I free
Engaged to the Man Who Should Be Dead
You remember him falling tonight. He's alive, wearing the twin of your ring. At dawn, the Queen announces your engagement.
Every Witness You Hide Gets Found
Four witnesses you relocated this year were found within a week, and only your files knew where. Your last one testifies in thirty days.
The Poison Gardener, Poisoned
You know four hundred poisons by heart. The one killing you isn't one of them. Fourteen days to name it.
My dead sister is racing today under another name
Your sister died in an avalanche three years ago. This morning she is on the start list for Norway.
Your Bodyguard Has a Second Contract
Your bodyguard has saved you twice this week. Tonight you find the other contract in his jacket, signed before you met.
Robbed as written
The museum was robbed exactly as your unpublished chapter one describes. Chapter two puts the night guard in the river.
Juror Seven Is Next
Each morning one fewer juror comes down to breakfast, and tonight the note under your door names you.
Interactive Thriller Stories: questions and answers
What is the difference between a thriller and a mystery?
A mystery asks who did it. A thriller asks whether you will get out in time. Many books here have both.
Can my cover be blown?
Yes. Characters notice lies and remember them, so a careless choice can catch up with you later.
Are these stories free to read?
Yes, Chapter I of every book is free, with no account and nothing to download. The chapters after it are written live around your choices and come with a plan.
How do the choices work?
Every scene ends with three moves you can pick. You can also type your own move, and the next scene is written around it. The characters remember what you did.