Series Killers: When Stories Start Killing

A Psychological Crime Thriller Inspired by TV Series Murders
When Stories Start Killing
What if your favorite TV series wasn't entertainment... but instruction?
A man falls from a sixth-floor hotel window onto Madrid's Gran Vía.
Days later, another death mirrors a scene from a crime drama.
Then another.
Each murder follows the script of a popular television series.
Coincidence?
Or rehearsal?
Rubén, Marta, and Andrés run a blog dissecting TV shows. They analyze plots, predict twists, and expose narrative mechanics.
Until fiction begins unfolding in real life.
Pulled into a covert police investigation, they uncover a terrifying possibility: someone is recreating episodes with surgical precision - selecting scenes, replicating methods, and leaving digital breadcrumbs behind.
This isn't just a serial killer.
It's a narrative.
A design.
A message.
And they may be part of it.
Series Killers is a sharp, unsettling psychological thriller about media influence, digital identity, and the dangerous power of stories in the streaming age.
Perfect for readers of high-concept crime fiction and dark, cerebral thrillers in the vein of Black Mirror and Mindhunter. A Dark Thriller Where Fiction Becomes Reality
When stories start killing, who controls the script?**About the author
Roberto Sánchez** is a Spanish writer whose work explores the intersection between fiction, media culture, and psychological tension.With a professional background closely connected to storytelling and communication, he has long been interested in how narratives shape perception - and how easily the line between spectator and participant can blur in the digital age.
In Series Killers, he combines European literary sensibility with the structural precision of contemporary serialized storytelling, crafting a thriller that is both intellectually layered and emotionally unsettling.
He lives in Madrid.