Novels by R.W.K Clark
Emmah Muhia Stockholm Syndrome is when the victim of kidnap sympathizes with their captors. It relates to PTSD and results from supporting the goals of a kidnaper. RWK Clark provides a perfect example of Stockholm Syndrome in Requiem for the Caged. In the book, Andrea’s mother does not care about her. On top of this, men used … Read more
Interesting Link Between Munchausen and Crime Munchausen by Proxy Syndrome is a mental sickness that leads to child torture. A mother can fake symptoms that appear as if their child is sick. At the same time, they can also make the real symptoms to create an illness in their child. In Retribution by RWK Clark, Marissa … Read more
Monster books are still the best read for horror book lovers because they spark emotions by causing unexpected fears. But this is not all. In great horror books, monsters possess a higher level of mystery. A monster is inhuman. It is also supernatural, and authors usually give them so many capabilities that create trouble for … Read more
We are seeing more scary stories to tell in the dark today than years before, and choosing the right one to read may not be easy. A scary story is not different from other stories. They have a main character or characters, a goal, and obstacles that stand in the way of the main heroine. … Read more
The best horror books for teens are those that create fear by forming the scariest supernatural elements. Horror novels for teens are essential since they help draw their fears out. For example, they make teens more terrified by drawing them into intense emotions that a character in the horror book feels. For example, Elliot Keller … Read more
Psychological thrillers form the best books for many people. Good thrillers ensure total entertainment of the audience. Thus, the audience will keep reading the piece. If you read Passing Through, you’re first interested to know more about the perfect life of Rick and Donna. But there is a twist of events where it suddenly turns … Read more
Narcissists, schizophrenia, sociopaths, and psychopaths are society’s most threatening psychological disorders that burden victims in their minds daily. To begin, you’d agree that psychopathy is one of the most dangerous traits of all. The victim experiences less or no guilt at all. This article will explore what makes people think that psychopathy and other disorders … Read more
Psychopathic, narcissistic, sociopathic, and schizophrenic are common personality disorders that cause violence by creating aggression. Firstly, it is good to note that violence comes from psychopathic features. Specifically, aggression is common in adults with these disorders. Psychopathy causes to lifelong fierce and violent traits. It needs special attention to those affected, as seen in some … Read more
A narcissist, a psychopath, and a sociopath have unique relationships. This article explains how the traits relate. First, one should understand that psychopaths and narcissists are fond of riding on others for personal gains. They are both personality disorders that influence and mess with how people can view those around them. However, the latter can … Read more
Psychopaths and Sociopaths explain antisocial personality disorders. The terms have a pattern of disregarding the safety and rights of others. Psychopaths ‘Passing Through‘ is a story of a person who possesses these antisocial traits. It will help the reader understand what sociopaths and psychopaths feel like in real life. So how are Psychopaths and Sociopaths … Read more
Some of the best selling psychological thrillers today are those that keep the readers hooked and allowed them to explore their innermost thoughts while evoking emotions. They enable a reader to understand and relate to different characters. Good thrillers novels allow you to understand why seemingly simple people go to the extremes of morality and … Read more
Are Suspense Books Actually Exciting? Yes, they are! In fact, the power of a suspense book is in its ability to keep bookworms wondering what will happen next. And it is the very reason they cannot let the book go until they have read the last page. Most avid readers love how it piques their … Read more
