He just doesn’t know what—yet. A series of murders with no clear pattern. A child who draws what no one else can see. A mind fraying at the edges, piece by piece. Called in to consult, forensic psychologist Dr. Rachel Harrow begins to suspect that Lucas isn’t just chasing a killer—he may be circling something much closer. But in a case where the evidence bends and the memories don’t hold, even the truth comes in fragments. As his grip on reality slips, Lucas must confront the possibility that the darkness he’s chasing might be coming from inside. And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes: someone—or something—has been watching all along.
The Third Glance A Captain Monroe short story from the world of Infinite Mirror
The case is closed. The scene is processed. So why is she still watching the footage—on loop?
Set in the liminal space between procedural clarity and psychological horror, this short story explores the cost of watching too closely—and what might blink back when you do.
The Quiet File A Dr. Rachel Harrow short story from the world of Infinite Mirror
“Just keep an eye on him,” Monroe said. “Off the record.”
The Quiet File is a psychological thriller short story set in the dark corridors of the Infinite Mirror universe — a world where memory is unreliable, identity can fracture, and reflection is never just a surface.
For fans of psychological suspense and subtle dread, this short story explores one of the most enigmatic figures in the series from the point of view of the person trying to understand him — and maybe protect him. Or herself.
Great psychological thrillers don’t emerge from thin air. They grow from the cracks in everyday life — the silent voids, the things left unsaid, and the fractures beneath the surface.
About Edward
Edward Wiggins is a first-time novelist who didn’t set out to write a book — he set out to unravel a question: What happens when identity fractures under pressure? That question became the seed of his debut work and the foundation for the dark, emotionally charged stories he now tells.
With no formal background in writing, Edward stepped into the world of fiction with nothing but a fascination for psychology, memory, and human resilience. His work blends grounded psychological realism with slow-burn tension, drawing readers into characters who are as flawed and haunted as they are believable. His debut novel, Shards, was born after surviving the darkest chapter of his life — in the aftermath of personal and professional collapse during the COVID-19 pandemic. Writing became his path forward. Now, Edward channels his experience into layered characters and slow-burning suspense that respects psychological realism.
Meet the characters from the world of Infinite Mirror
Every reflection holds a truth they’re not ready to face.
Detective Lucas Hale
Detective Lucas Hale is sharp, disciplined—and starting to come undone. When a series of murders hit too close to home, he must confront more than just a killer. He must confront himself.
Dr. Rachel Harrow is a trauma psychologist with a quiet mind and a guarded past that might unravel at any moment. She watches patterns—and one of them is starting to look back.
Captain Monroe leads with intuition sharpened by years in the field. She sees what others miss—and what she sees in Lucas Hale troubles her more than she’ll admit.
