Mystery Cults

After solving two of the most gruesome and arduous murder cases over the past three years, Detective Krystal Emery, eight months pregnant, sits behind a desk at the Cheshire, Connecticut, Police Department typing incident reports for her fellow detectives. She is terribly bored and uncomfortable, anxiously waiting to have her baby so she can get back in shape and return to her regular duties. Considered one of the premier detectives among her peers, the Director of the North East Crime Share Alliance (NECSA) recommends Krystal join the Hartford Cold Case Council (CCC) in solving a 1982 ...

Lucas, a musician living in Barcelona, receives a cryptic invitation. When he appears at the appointed time, he sets in motion a series of bizarre events that disrupt his passive existence. He meets the alluring Nuria and they begin a love affair. He is approached by a band of mythic roof dwellers and has a run-in with a fire-eating prophet. But when he and Nuria are kidnapped by a religious cult with roots stretching back to the 13th century, Lucas realizes that his life is spinning out of control.

Raymond Riley was looking for a job and a place to stay when he arrives in the town of Monroe. He stumbles upon a mysterious old house when he finds something that he never expected. It isn't long before Raymond is thrown into the middle of a plot for a series of ritualistic murders, which will change his life forever.

Religion, cults, brainwashing, and pyramid schemes are just a few terms that one could use in a debate about cults. The term cult first originated from a religious source, and this may have not been a bad thing. The Jewish religion is still a strong mainstream religious cult, no pun intended, as it was in biblical times. This allows us to associate today's cults with the very first cult ever documented.