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Title: The Lurker’s Law
Author: Pratik Mishra
Genre: Psychological Thriller, Crime Fiction, Mystery
Length: ~54,000 words
Description:
In a city where predators walk free and justice sleeps behind courtroom doors, a silent figure rises from the shadows. Known only as The Lurker, he hunts the real monsters—those the law couldn’t, or wouldn’t, stop. Brutal. Precise. Unforgiving. Every one of his kills is a message. His victims? Rapists, murderers, child abusers. His weapon? The darkness itself.
But when the murders grow more symbolic and the patterns harder to ignore, the media explodes. Among them, Alice Verma, a brilliant but obsessive journalist, becomes entangled in a dangerous cat-and-mouse game. She doesn’t want to expose him—she wants to understand him. Yet, what she uncovers shakes her to her core: the man behind the mask may be more broken—and more human—than anyone dared imagine.
As the authorities tighten their grip and the public turns the vigilante into a myth, the question echoes louder: is The Lurker a savior, a psychopath, or something far worse?
The Lurker’s Law is a raw, gritty thriller that drags you into the mind of a man who decided that justice shouldn’t be blind—it should be bloody.
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Pratik Mishra
Pratik Mishra is a passionate storyteller, filmmaker, and creative mind behind MJi Production. With a strong foundation in Mass Communication and Journalism, Pratik fuses cinematic storytelling with emotionally charged narratives that explore the depths of justice, trauma, and the human psyche.
He is the author of Goodnight Aoi, a tale that captured readers with its delicate blend of sorrow, silence, and symbolism. His latest book, The Lurker’s Law, dives deeper into the world of dark vigilante justice, challenging readers to question morality in a broken system.
Known for his short films, eerie podcast episodes, and explorations of haunted places, Pratik doesn’t just tell stories—he builds immersive experiences. He is driven by a desire to amplify unheard voices, confront uncomfortable truths, and spark thought-provoking dialogue through both screen and script.
