Fiona Myers is a UK-based psychological horror author who specialises in disturbing what-ifs, digital nightmares, and trauma that lingers long after the page is turned. Her stories unravel obsession, memory, and the fragility of reality—often with a surreal, cinematic twist. She’s the author of the deeply unsettling Play With Me that was released in October 2026, with the Sequel Catch Me, Releasing August 2026, a psychological horror novel about a cursed life-simulation game that allows players to control digital replicas of real people—with deadly consequences. Her short story collection This Isn’t Real, Is It? dives into fractured minds and warped realities, blending isolation, denial, and disorientation into bite-sized horror. Fiona has also written: Feast of Shadows: Dining with the Beast Within Screams from the Barn From Ashes to Shadows Into Your Being When she’s not writing, Fiona is usually building cursed Sims houses, attending rock festivals, or creating eerie visuals that blur the line between fiction and reality. Her books are available in Kindle and paperback. Just remember: once you open the first page, something opens back.
Fiona Myers is a UK-based psychological horror author who specialises in disturbing what-ifs, digital nightmares, and trauma that lingers long after the page is turned. Her stories unravel obsession, memory, and the fragility of reality—often with a surreal, cinematic twist. She’s the author of the deeply unsettling Play With Me that was released in October 2026, with the Sequel Catch Me, Releasing August 2026, a psychological horror novel...
Catch Me: While browsing on the dark web a chat pops up, a conversation that starts off normal ends with the person saying “we know everything Richard”. While Richard is understanding the game that arrives in a mysterious envelope with just his name on, Verum is told to come back to his home town to help with a number of dead bodies that have...
When Susie stumbles upon an old, unmarked game at a dusty retro shop, she never expects it to change her life—literally. At first, it seems like a twisted version of The Sims, allowing her to create and control digital people. But as she plays, the lines between reality and the game begin to blur. The characters she creates aren’t...
This Isn’t Real, Is It? is a haunting collection of short stories where reality slips, memories misfire, and trauma refuses to stay buried.
A woman answers a phone call—from her own number—and hears herself dying on the other end. A survivor of eye surgery finds familiar objects in her new home that shouldn’t be there… unless she never truly left...
