A serial killer in Japan is collecting heads. An unlikely pair of journalists try not to lose theirs.

Portland Book Review calls headless by Tristrim Low, a captivating mystery with just the right touch of paranormal, five stars.

Reader's favorite says it's a delicious blend of murder mystery and horror mixed with Japanese folklore, five stars.

Akio is a low-level staff photographer at a Tokyo newspaper. When a serial killer starts chopping off heads, he sees a chance to prove himself.

It never occurs to him he'd find himself in the path of a monster.

Masami is a top staff writer on the police beat. She'll stop at nothing to get the scoop on the serial killer. If only Akio would get out of her way.

As the two struggle to get along, the investigation points toward a local kendo instructor. Is the old mysterious man guilty? Or is there something supernatural going on?

Akio and Masami soon realize that the price for getting the story may be their own heads.

Headless by Tristrim Low, book one of the ghosts in the mask. Get your copy today, available in paperback and e-book, audiobook available exclusively on Audible. Find out more at headlessbook.com.

Hello dear Amelia listeners. As you will know, if you listened to our last info release, season three may be over, but we're staying with you throughout the summer.

Starting today, we're releasing the mini crossover series Forgive Amelia Attriptic. It doesn't fit into the chronology of season three. In fact, it takes place long before prisons and robots and panoraguan presidents. It takes place before the beginning of season one.

Forgive Amelia is a crossover series between the Amelia Project and Forgive Me. One of our favorite new comedy fiction podcasts in which a young priest, Father Ben, arrives in a new small town community and soon finds himself butting heads with the eccentric parishioners.

Each of their episodes takes the form of a confession and in the coming three crossover episodes, the interviewer, Alvina and Amelia will all take turns meeting Father Ben in the confessional.

No prior knowledge of Forgive Me is needed to enjoy the episodes, but if you like what you hear and you want to find out more about Father Ben and the strange and quirky little community of St. Patrick's.

Once you're listening to this, you can head over to Forgive Me and you can binge their first season of six episodes.

But right now, it's time to transport you back five years before the beginning of season one when the interviewer, Alvina and Amelia find themselves in upstate New York. Why? Well, that will slowly become clear over the next three episodes. Enjoy.

Hi, you've reached Father Ben at St. Patrick's Church. We aren't here right now to take your call but leave us your name, number and a brief message after the beep and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

But before we get to that beep, a note for some of our previous callers. While we truly appreciate your enthusiasm for the sacrament, it is both impossible and unethical for us to take your confession via voicemail as I am not the only one with access to this mailbox.

Please come in during the time stated on the church bulletin and I'll be happy.

Hello, this is a bit unorthodox of me, but right now I've got a car full of sinners with a mighty burden to get off the shoulders.

We're in a bit of a pickle and need to be attended to immediately. I know it's late and don't currently have access to your community bulletin, but I'm hoping you'll be ready for us when we show up in...

Well, now.

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