The Contra Tapes - eBook
Dr. Alisha Curtis built her true-crime podcast, Contra, on a simple rule: victim first, spectacle never. Then a cassette arrives on her doorstep.
A calm male voice claims he murdered a teenage girl ten years ago. He doesn’t want attention. He wants Alisha to listen.
When Alisha and her editor Jess dig into the confession, they find proof that shouldn’t exist, details the public never knew, and a trail that points straight into institutional rot. But the real shock is what the tape does next.
Someone is editing Alisha into the story. Splicing her old Contra intros under new recordings. Turning her voice into a weapon. And building an archive of confessions that feels less like evidence and more like a private collection.
The deeper she goes, the higher the cost: legal exposure, reputations, and the terrifying possibility that the person controlling the tapes isn’t a stranger. He’s someone who learned exactly how confession works.
The Contra Tapes is a razor-wire psychological thriller about true crime as an industry, ethics as a liability, and what happens when a predator decides you’re the perfect narrator.
