Series Killers: A Psychological Crime Thriller Inspired by TV Series Murders
About this ebook
When Stories Start Killing
A Psychological Thriller Where Fiction Becomes a Blueprint for Murder
What if your favorite TV series wasn't entertainment… but instruction?
A man falls from a hotel window onto Madrid's Gran Vía. Another dies in a staged suicide. A third is poisoned in an interrogation room.
At first, the crimes seem unrelated.
Until the police discover a disturbing pattern:
Each murder mirrors a scene from a hit television series.
Someone is recreating fiction in real life.
Rubén, Marta, and Andrés run a blog dissecting TV shows. They analyze plots, break down characters, and predict twists. Fiction is their territory.
But when the killings start echoing the very series they review, they are pulled into an investigation that blurs the line between audience and author — between commentary and complicity.
Under police protection and forced into an uneasy collaboration with a homicide unit, they begin to understand something terrifying:
This killer isn't improvising.
He's following a script.
And they may have helped write it.
Series Killers is a sharp, unsettling psychological thriller about obsession, digital identity, media influence, and the dangerous power of stories in the streaming era.
Perfect for readers of: • Dark meta-thrillers • High-concept crime fiction • Stories in the vein of Black Mirror and Mindhunter
When stories start killing, who controls the narrative?
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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.
