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QUIET FIRE©️

A Psychological Noir Romantic Thriller

Some truths are buried. Others are taught to disappear

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Meet The Author: The Mind Behind QUIET FIRE ©️

Peter Shoneye is an American novelist, songwriter, poet, and photographer whose stories explores psychological tension, memory, intimacy, and the hidden costs of institutional power.

 

His storytelling blends emotional depth with cinematic suspense, crafting stories where human relationships carry as much weight as the mysteries surrounding them

 

 

QUIET FIRE ©️ is his debut novel—a psychological noir romantic thriller exploring trust, identity, and the quiet consequences of becoming collateral.

 

 

Whether through novels, poetry, or music, Peter is drawn to the moments that reveal character under pressure and the quiet choices that change lives forever.

 

He believes the quietest moments often reveal the truths that changes us most.

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    Inside QUIET FIRE©️

Enter a World Where Every Secret Leaves a Collateral
The Dance That Started It All

Before there was an archive.

Before there was a conspiracy.

Before anyone whispered,

"Tell me you didn't open it.",

There was a dance.

 

A single dance became the spark that grew into QUIET FIRE©️-- a story of trust, danger, memory, and the quiet cost of becoming collateral.

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Lucia Vale

The Cryptographer

A gifted cryptographer whose discovery of an encrypted archive makes her the next target.

Elias

The Survivor

A survivor shaped by the same machinery now hunting Lucia. Protecting her means confronting the life he though he had escaped.

Orpheus

The Institution 

An invisible institution built on continuity rather than chaos--where lives become collateral and memory itself can be rewritten.

Inside The Archive

The Ledger

"A hidden archive where lives are catalogue as collateral."

St Aldwyn Hall

"Where a single dance changed everything."

The Continuity Center

"Some places don't imprison bodies,. They imprison memory."

Lucia & Elias

"Trust became their most dangerous decision."

Orpheus

"Institution don't disappear. They evolve."

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