Mystery, Suspense and Thriller Writers:
Are you hunting for clues...desperate for a 'killer' idea for your next writing project? Are you hungry for suspects or puzzled over generating a unique plot? Tired of lame, or AI-generated generic prompts?

If you answered yes to any of those questions, don't fret because Loose Cannon's Gunpowder Prompts series is on the case with our newest collection of top-notch prompts!

With over one hundred human-created story starters/ideas, this Mystery, Suspense and Thriller edition is packed with chilling crimes, Gothic settings, spine-tingling premises. Plus, we have hard working cops, dedicated P.I.s and a collection of wily amateur sleuths. Whether you use these prompts as warm-up exercises, or use them as the starting point for your next novel, we think they're the solution you've been craving.

The game is afoot sleuths, ready your writing implements and let the crime brainstorming begin.

Compare before you buy...
Our competitors, some claiming to have 500 or even 1000 prompts, often have super genric, uninspired, or A.I. written slop like this:
- Describe a chase on a runaway train.
- Write a story about a town where everyone is forbidden to ever leave.

In contrast, Our Prompts:
- Silently, I cursed the dispatch officer. Why the hell would they send me out to break the bad news. "I know what you're thinking," Jerry, my partner of ten years said, "It wasn't personal. I guess we were just the closest police cruiser." I looked up at the front door that used to be mine and sighed. "What's done, is done. Might as well get it over with."
- The knife sticking out of the stranger's chest had been a gift from my father. It was part of a full set he gave me after I graduated culinary school and landed my first job at a prominent five-star hotel. They were custom made for my hand. As a lefty, I really appreciated that detail, and they were worth more than my used car. While the dead man was a concern, not many people wanted to eat at a murder site, regardless of it having a Michelin star. However, my mind has always worked in mysterious ways and I was stuck on one important point and I couldn't help but to give it voice. "How many times must I tell you kitchen staff to keep your hands off my knives?"

Series description:
Gunpowder Prompts are a tool for writers. We started our new series to help writers find solutions to their writing problems. Through this new line of books we're bringing all our decades of successful publishing experience to you.

Whether you are battling writer's block, seeking guidance with new projects, or craving fresh ideas to revive a stalled project, we offer a range of books and workbooks to help. Work with us and launch your writing and your writing career into the stratosphere. We aim to create tools that writers need, for a variety of fiction genres and can utilize to boost their output and creativity.