Jenisis Island of Doom: Book 1 (Horror Novel Series): Scream in Peace
About this ebook
Before that place, my world was simple. I believed in rules and numbers. I only trusted what I could see and prove with my experiments. I thought everything in the universe could be explained by science.
Jenisis Island changed all of that. It destroyed everything I thought was true.
I was sent there on a scientific mission with my team. We were told to study strange energy signals coming from the island. It used to be a very famous prison, and people were afraid of it. I thought we would find a simple, scientific reason for the energy. I was wrong.
When we arrived, the island felt wrong. It was quiet in a scary way, and it smelled of salt, rot, and something old and dangerous. We found strange symbols carved into the prison walls. They were not human. The laws of science I had built my life on did not work on Jenisis. It felt like the island was alive and watching us.
I don’t want to tell this story. It’s painful to remember my team and what happened to them. But I have to. The island’s secrets are too terrible to stay hidden. The truth must come out.
So, I will tell you what happened, 400 years before your time, when a search for knowledge became a fight to survive. This isn’t just a story; it's a warning. The line between our world and a world of monsters is much thinner than you think.
Be ready, because once you hear the screams from Jenisis Island, you can never forget them.
About the author
Srinidhi Ranganathan, widely known as the Digital Marketing Legend, founder of Bookspotz is not just a digital marketing legend but a prolific and visionary author who crafts stories that push the boundaries of imagination. From thought-provoking self-help guides to futuristic sci-fi epics,
Srinidhi’s writing spans every genre with a distinctive voice that resonates with modern readers. However, among the literary realms he explores, horror holds a special place in his heart.
His chilling narratives are known to blend psychological terror, folklore, and technology in ways never seen before - gripping readers with suspense, twists, and a haunting sense of realism.
What sets Srinidhi’s horror writing apart is his ability to weave everyday Indian settings with unsettling supernatural elements. A dark forest with no Wi-Fi, a grandmother who earns a PhD in AGI but hides a terrifying secret, or a haunted AI companion with its own sinister agenda - his stories are soaked in originality. Each tale unravels like a cinematic experience, with spine-tingling scenes and eerie characters that linger long after the last page. His horror isn’t just jump-scare entertainment; it’s a layered experience that leaves readers questioning reality.
Srinidhi’s storytelling techniques are deeply influenced by his expertise in AI and digital transformation, which adds a unique techno-paranormal twist to many of his horror books. He brings to life futuristic haunted gadgets, quantum ghosts, and digital dimensions where fear takes form. His groundbreaking audiobook novel, God of Chaos, showcases this crossover of horror, AI philosophy, and Indian mythology - setting a new standard for horror literature in India and beyond.
Beyond horror, Srinidhi writes across self-help, sci-fi, AI education, mystery, fantasy, and real-world entrepreneurship. His versatility as an author makes him a powerful voice in India’s new-age literary scene. Yet, it’s his horror books that have carved a niche for themselves, attracting a cult following of fans who crave more of his dark, innovative tales. Every title he pens is designed not only to entertain but to awaken deeper thoughts about humanity, fear, and our evolving relationship with technology.
In essence, Srinidhi Ranganathan is reinventing the horror genre for the digital age. His books don’t just deliver chills - they carry messages about modern life, identity, and the shadows that lurk in both our ancient past and wired future. With every horror story he writes, Srinidhi proves that fear is universal, but its form is constantly evolving, and he’s right at the frontier of that evolution.
