Infinite Pieces Volume 3: "A Good Day To Die" and Other Stories

A heart-pounding new thriller anthology from the adrenaline junkies at Sterling & Stone, featuring 12 tales of suspense, survival, and razor-sharp twists from the studio's most cunning storytellers - including bestselling authors Sean Platt, CJ Lyons, David W. Wright, Sawyer Black, and Cameron Stone.

U Up by Cameron Stone: A hookup turns into a horror show when Will wakes up bound and bloodied in a soundproof apartment. The worst part? He's not the first. And if he can't outsmart his captor, he won't be the last.

A Good Day to Die by Jay Tinsiano: Clyde Patton is caught in a time loop, doomed to die over and over at the hands of his oldest enemy. The only way out? Crack the perfect heist - before time runs out for good.

Layover by Wade Peterson: Trapped in an airport with no way out, Saul is forced into a brutal psychological game by a faceless hacker. Every choice is a life-or-death decision - and someone always pays the price.

Field Trip by CJ Lyons: A gunman crashes a museum sleepover, convinced his missing son is inside. Officer Maddy McKee races to defuse the standoff before it turns into a massacre - but her own daughters are among the hostages.

This relentless collection of twisty, chilling, and white-knuckle thrillers is perfect for fans of Gillian Flynn, Blake Crouch, and Black Mirror. Once you start reading, there's no way out.

Sean Platt has always been an entrepreneur but knew he'd rather tell stories. When his wife bought him a laptop for his birthday in 2007, he dropped everything to start writing fiction.Since making the leap, Sean has written hundreds of novels (including the international best-sellers Yesterday's Gone and Invasion), penned dozens of scripts, and founded the IP Incubator Sterling & Stone, where more than thirty storytellers work together to create world-changing IP. Sterling & Stone's stable of writers come to Sean for ideas, mentorship, and "better words."

Kim M. Watt Originally from New Zealand, Kim (she/her) now inhabits a slightly different world, crafting funny fantasies and off-beat cosy (or cozy) mysteries in which tea-drinking dragons collude with resourceful ladies of a certain age, baking-obsessed reapers run petting cafes for baby ghouls, and cats always bring the snark.Kim's stories blend myth and reality in small and spectacular ways, where the Apocalypse comes on a Vespa, and the healing magic of tea and a really good lemon drizzle cake is unquestioned. But most of all, her tales are about friendship, loyalty, and people of all species looking out for one another. Because these, above all things, are magic.

Cameron Stone has been telling stories since he was four, always looking for ways to capture the world as he saw it. When his mom politely reminded him in a scathing yet honest review of his first book that bats aren't birds, the four-year-old Cameron doubled down and wrote another book. This time with rainbows and flying snakes.Cameron writes thrillers and the supernatural for the "weird" and "queer" kids, with the hope that they will see themselves in stories he never had when he sashayed out of the closet. He lives in Southern Arizona with his husband.