When the world falls apart, when civilization collapses, when life as we know it ends, our greatest terrors becomes real. Perhaps it's nuclear war with its poisonous radiation, hideous plagues or chemical contamination, rogue artificial intelligences controlling killer robots, or zombies that turn our friends and neighbors into inhuman monsters. What can the common man or woman do in the face of apocalyptic fears?

Reaper's Run by David VanDyke

When US Marine Sergeant Jill Repeth's blown-off legs begin to regenerate, she thinks it's a medical miracle, but the breakthrough that heals her war injuries is exactly what the government desperately wants to quash - by any means necessary.
 

Mutation Z, Parts 1 and 2 by Marilyn Peake

 When Emma Johnson graduates from nursing school, she takes a job in an Ebola treatment camp inside Liberia, West Africa. There, she uncovers a secret about this facility: a biological horror soon to be unleashed upon the world.

The Singularity: Heretic by David Beers.

In a dystopian world where humans must meet specifications to continue living, a man named Caesar emerges, thinking things no human should. All eyes fall on him, eyes that could kill him or lift him up, lead him to tragedy or revolution.
 

Feudal Land by Lisa Grace. 

When their school bus grinds to a halt from an EMP blast, Cam McGee's, daughter of a doomsday prepper and Jaren, a foster teen she barely knows, head to an enclave deep in the Carolina Mountains.
 

Surviving the Evacuation: London by Frank Tayell

Nowhere is safe from the undead. Anarchy and civil war grip Britain.  Bill Wright is trapped, alone, running out of food and water.
.
Annihilation: The Seamus Chronicles, Book 1 by K. D. McAdams

Teen genius Seamus Robinson and his family survived the fast-moving virus killing off the human race. Brains will be as important as brawn if they are to survive a post-apocalyptic cross-country road trip.
 

CONTAIN: A BUNKER 12 Novel by Saul Tanpepper

The Flense spreads with ruthless speed and stealth. The infected are turned into soulless creatures which wreak destruction upon anyone and anything in their path.
 

The Fall of America: Premonition of Death by W. R. Benton

It started with the biggest stock market crash in history. Soon, a devastated America comes under new siege--invading Russian troops.
 

Dark Apocalypse by C. J. Anderson

Lauren Vasquez wakes up one morning in an underground bunker to discover the
destruction of Earth, and a homicidal artificial intelligence is choosing who lives and who dies.
 

Portal Arcane, Reversion: The Inevitable Horror by J. Thorn 

With a noose around his neck, Samuel must outrun the ominous cloud eating away at his world before it collapses upon itself.
 

Dancing with Darwin Chris Northern

A plague of Insanity is enough to bring civilization crashing to the ground, but the crazy-bug is only the start of humanity's problems.

Primal Shift by Griffin Hayes
 
Something is affecting our minds, our sanity. Could it be a terrorist attack? The ultimate virus? Or an experiment gone horribly wrong? 


Nano Contestant, Parts 1 and 2 by Leif Sterling

In 2114, Pinnacle Corporation, the world's largest tech company, hosts the Tech Games to showcase the world's latest technology. The contestants must battle it out in 11 brutal games!
 

The Wasteland Soldier, Book 1, A Fractured World by Laurence Moore

In a future world devoid of medicine, is the ability to heal a gift ... or a curse?

When a virus threatens humanity with extinction, the desperate and dwindling number of uninfected seek refuge in a parallel universe. The technology is untested. The other universe is unprepared and one thing is made violently clear: they are not wanted.

As a fatal virus mutates and threatens to kill all life forms on Earth, Special Agent Williams conspires to send the healthy away. After space travel and going underground are ruled out, all that remains is the theoretical technology of an autistic savant: escaping to a parallel universe. But when they travel to the other dimension, their arrival is met with suspicion and hatred. To evade persecution, experimentation, and to save their lives, the Otherworlders must find a way to escape, survive, and outwit Agent Williams's murderous double.
 

Some things that are lost aren't meant to be found…

We hope to find the coordinates to Asgard where I will find my brother, on a planet at the edge of space that has ties to the ancient Norse culture. Celeste, Ricky, Wolfe, and I have to overcome the native’s dislike for outsiders; their distrust and suspicion well-founded as they are one of the last societies free from the Federation.

To get these coordinates my crew and I have to brave the harsh environment of the Northern Continent which is covered in ice and snow year-round. The location of Asgard isn’t the only thing waiting for us in this icy wilderness. The locals speak of monsters that hide in the dark recesses of their land, guarding something no one is brave enough to find. Will we survive long enough to acquire what we came for?

Katerina Anderson woke up from cryostasis alone, and to a completely different Earth...

The year is 2512. Almost five hundred years later than the experiment was supposed to end. My twin brother Kris is the only family I have left, and he's missing. Everything about him is clouded in mystery and warnings of danger, but I have to keep looking.

So I booked passage on a spaceship, the Wolfegang. Captain Chase Wolfe and his crew have agreed to take me to his last known location, Anarkia. I know trouble is waiting for me. Not only does the government think I'm a criminal, but I discovered that curing my cancer wasn't the only aim of the doctor's experiment, and Kris is the only person who might have answers. I'll do whatever I need to if it means finding him.

The Virus changed them, but that was only the beginning...
...death...mutation...insanity...corruption...terror...
...all that remains is hope.

In the wake of destruction left behind by the Virus, it took Dani and Zoe months to find each other. But their reunion was short-lived. Dani has been taken, and though little distance separates them, they might as well be worlds apart.

From the moment she hears Dani's scream, Zoe's only goal is to save her best friend. She and her companions scramble to come up with a rescue plan, but when a ghost from Jake's past reappears, lines are blurred, decisions become harder, and secrets are revealed...and some secrets are best left buried. To keep heartache and fear from consuming her, Zoe must cling to her determination. She WILL see Dani again.

Dani awakens inside the final hold-out of civilization: the Colony. Remnants of the former world surround her--electricity, safety, social order--but all is not what it seems. As she faces her most manipulative adversary yet, she loses sight of who she is and who she can trust. Friends become enemies, enemies become allies, and allies will betray her. Dani will have to decide what she's willing to do and whose lives she's willing to risk if she is to have any chance of breaking free.

Into The Fire is the second installment in the bestselling post-apocalyptic sci-fi series The Ending, that picks up where After The Ending left off. It is fast paced, has a lot of action, Crazies linger around every corner, and secrets come to life that will change Dani and Zoe's worlds forever...all with a touch of romance. Continue reading Dani and Zoe's adventures today!

While searching for the missing link among the mammal life in planet Tartarus, Exobiologist Jules Rammis finds a lot more than what he was searching for among the great reptiles of this primal world. Deep beneath the surface, a spectacular culture of intelligent life forms quietly roams the sunken seas.

After walking into the lair of a demented member of the species, out to destroy humankind and intending to use Jules as his weapon, our protagonist finds himself in a battle against an enemy with staggering telepathic powers and the ability to destroy whole worlds, even Earth. Will he prevail, or succumb when pitted against these impossible odds?

While exploring a cave in a remote section of Carlsbad, New Mexico, 16-year-old Nathan stumbles upon someone unexpected - The Explorer's League Science Officer Satou.

Equally surprised when Nathan breaks through a security barrier inside the cave, Satou does the only thing he can and abducts the human interloper. This action sets forth a chain of events that will forever change the balance of the universe.

Nathan is introduced to the Consortium, an intergalactic league comprised of explorers, science teams, soldiers and diplomats. He discovers the Universal Map, an ancient artifact which has been locked away long ago by a person simply called “The Cartographer.” After accidentally unlocking it, Nathan unknowingly begins a chain of events which will threaten to tear at the very fabric of the universe.

With the assistance of the Explorer’s League, can Nathan stop the war before it reaches Earth and threatens everything he holds dear?

The greatest deceptions are never suspected. After twenty years with the Tararian Selective Service, Cris Sietinen is in the unprecedented position of being both Lead Agent and heir to a High Dynasty.

Family, career, information—it would seem he has it all. But when his fourteen-year-old son, Wil, is captured by the mysterious Bakzen, Cris is forced to question all that he once took for granted in his life.

Only one thing remains clear: it's imperative he rescue Wil. What Cris and Wil learn in the process will change their perception forever.

She fell into an alternate dimension, but her fall was cushioned by the Knights of Black Swan.

In a matter of minutes Elora Laiken lost everything familiar. She escaped death by being forced into an experiment that left her in another world where modern day knights, elves, vampires, werewolves, witches, demons and fae became her allies, friends and family. She discovered a place where romance, fantasy and adventure intersect fairy tales and she learned that love can find you in the strangest places, when you're least expecting it, even when you're far, far from home.

If you love romance, paranormal, science fiction, fantasy, suspense, adventure and complex storylines, this book is right for you.

In a domed city on a planet orbiting Barnard's Star, a recently hired maintenance man has just committed murder.

Minutes later, the airlocks on the neighbourhood block are opened and the murderer is asphyxiated along with thirty-one innocent residents.

Jax, the lowly dome operator on duty at the time, is accused of mass homicide and faced with a mound of impossible evidence against him.

His only ally is Runstom, the rogue police officer charged with transporting him to a secure off-world facility. The pair must risk everything to prove Jax didn't commit the atrocity and uncover the truth before they both wind up dead.

At six months old, Thomas speaks in sentences.

At one year old, he figures out how to stop his runny nose by shutting down his secretion glands.

At two, he can tell when a cold is coming and head it off with the exact dose necessary of vitamin C.

At three, he startles his parents with the memory of his birth.

At four, Thomas discovers Crichton and Cornwell, and asks for medical texts for his birthday.

At five, Thomas regulates his autonomic nervous system when he is anxious or frightened. He puts himself into a stupor several times before he figures out the proper balance for his body.

At six, he discovers he can heal wounds by producing platelets and deliberately growing new skin cells. He calls up adrenaline and floods his body with it to win a race. He grows his hair back when his mom insists on a dreaded buzz cut that makes his ears stand out like flags waving in a breeze.

But being able to control his entire body can't help Thomas with everything. It can't help his mom, who dies in a car crash two days before his dad is redeployed in the Navy. It can't help him connect with his grandma, who he's met twice in his life and comes to stay with him after the accident. It can't help him make friends.

Though he has the intellect of a man, Thomas has the yearnings of a six-year-old boy to bring his mother back to life. He has the power, but it's trapped inside his own body. NERVOUS SYSTEM is a novel about how far we will go to get what we want, and just because we can, doesn't always mean we should.

The outbreak began in New York. Soon it had spread to the rest of the world. People were attacked, infected and they died. Then they came back. Nowhere is safe from the undead.

As anarchy and civil war took grip across the globe, Britain was quarantined. The press was nationalised. Martial law, curfews and rationing were implemented. It wasn’t enough. An evacuation was planned. The inland towns and cities of the UK would be evacuated to defensive enclaves being built around the coast, in the Scottish Highlands and in the Irish Republic.

Bill Wright broke his leg on the day of the outbreak. Unable to join the evacuation, he watched from his window as the streets filled with refugees, he watched as the streets emptied once more. He watched as they filled up again, this time with the undead. Then the power went out.

He is trapped. He is alone. He is running out of food and water. He knows that to reach the safety of the enclaves he will have to venture out into the wasteland that once was England. On that journey he will ultimately discover the horrific truth about the outbreak, a decades old conspiracy and his unwitting part in it.

This is the first volume of his journal.

After the end of the world, every survivor must choose who to become... Victim? Or villain?

Three centuries ago, humans fought aliens for control of the Earth, ending in an apocalyptic disaster.

Now, Dalan is a shapeshifter dedicated to preserving dying species by taking their forms. Korreth flees the army of mutants that enslaved him. And Nyr is a killer turned pawn in a game none of them fully understand.

In the shadows, a new threat rises—one that could end what little remains of civilization: The Last of the Ageless.

On May 22, 2018, every person on Earth sneezes. Simultaneously.

Hours later, an alien spacecraft appears over New York City and broadcasts a dire message of impending doom. The future of the human race will depend on the whims of a solitary extraterrestrial who appears in the form of Walter Cronkite. Yes, that's right, Walter Cronkite, the deceased news anchor!

Ex-FBI troubleshooter Jake Corby has faked his death and dropped out of sight, living like a hermit in a small town. But the president is convinced Corby's still alive. He wants Jake, with his unique problem-solving skills, added to the team that will try to defeat the strange but powerful alien. Jake needs to overcome his introvert tendencies if he's going to help save the planet.

The alien has some nasty surprises for the residents of Earth, and the race is on to figure out his true motives and the meaning of the sneeze event--before it's too late.

★★★★★ This book is a great read and just plain fun from start to finish. -- Five-Star Review from Joseph Schade

Download it today!

"It's Like Harry Potter Meets Star Wars!"

Jack Finnegan only has to worry about dealing with school bullies, suffering through detention with his homeroom teacher, and getting noticed by the girl of his dreams... at least until an army of evil aliens invade Earth. Suddenly, this teenage slacker finds himself at the center of a galaxy-spanning conflict - where the lives of everyone on the planet are in jeopardy, soldiers use Quantum Physics to become superheroes, and the enemy uses some mysterious form of magic to make themselves practically unstoppable.

The secret to ending the conflict and saving the universe may lie in a powerful ancient spaceship, which it seems can only be flown by Earthmen. Now, Jack and a rag-tag group of allies must overcome impossible odds, defeat an unkillable enemy, rescue the princess of the galaxy, and save the universe from a threat more terrifying than any it has ever faced.

Can this underachiever rise to the occasion and become the hero Earth needs? The fate of all life in the galaxy may rest in his hands.

"Stand Aside Percy Jackson, Here Comes Earthman Jack!"

Spanners
The average human being lives from 0-80 sequentially. Spanners don't.
These rare beings have different lifespans than the rest of us. Some live their lives in reverse, some live only six months, and some are immortal. There are hundreds of classes of spanners that live hundreds of different ways, and each class has a unique lifespan that gives them unique powers.
A few spanners find a way to live in normal human society, but most live in the shadows. There are some spanners that are extremely dangerous, and with the help of a mayfly-class spanner, an 8,000-year-old detective named Adam Parr is doing everything he can to keep them under control.

The Fountain of Youth
When one of Adam's old adversaries uncovers the most powerful and deadly spanner in history, it's up to Adam and Mayfly to take her back before she unleashes her full power and ends the world as we know it.

There must be forces at work that prevent our hero - appealing, nice guy, astrobiologist Jules Rammis - from returning to Earth and studying Blackroot, the intriguing plant/animal he discovered on planet Halcyon. This time, it's a rapacious Altairian slave overlord and master of Lithium Love Mine on planet New Lithnia.

Jules, with his sacrificial hero nature, will risk life and limb to dethrone the demigod and free Terran and alien slaves who are being tortured and worked to death, along with the mine ponies. It keeps our guy up to his ears in trouble and danger, but Jules is used to that from previous adventures around the star systems. In fact, I'm afraid it's becoming addictive.

Again, his team is involved: Joe, the gruff but savvy older leader who is forever concerned about Jules' recklessness; Huff, the bearlike Vegan, a strong but simple soul who thinks of Jules as his cub; Chancey, the brash Harlem tag, and gentle Bat, the Southern medic who chases after our reckless hero with his medkit.

This time, spice is added to the mix in the form of Sophia Rella; beautiful, smart, and head over heels for our tall, blond hero. Is it possible that Jules has finally met his match? Sophia adds a feminine quality to the team, but she's no camp follower. As headstrong and resourceful as Jules, but more grounded, Sophia is embraced by the team as a member.

Jules just might want to keep her around in future adventures.

In the independent city-states of the year 2031, it’s always better not to get involved.

Burly robot repairman Mack Sullivan tries hard stay out of trouble, focusing only on his work. Haunted by the loss of his sister, Samantha, a drug user who died during the privatization era, Mack fixes up and recycles old robots, many of which are being used for security within the walls of the sovereign municipality of Rockridge.

But when Mack is hired to fix two malfunctioning Bigdog robots that are being used as watchdogs in a dirty private postal warehouse, he’s forced to reconsider his rule about not getting involved — and forced to think about what it means to help people. The decision will jeopardize the safety of everyone Mack knows, and threaten the downfall of the oppressive sovereign municipalities.

Sena Morgan has just begun the voyage of a lifetime—a cruise to Alaska—but she’ll never reach her destination. A mysterious pulse disables all electronics and communications, and starts a fire onboard. Sena is stranded in the cold, northern Pacific along with handsome, bad boy Kade, and fun-loving Danny. One of them hides a secret and the other will betray her.

As food and water dwindle, strangers with a deadly secret are brought aboard the ship. Sena’s only hope of survival is to get as far from them as possible, but at sea there’s nowhere to run. In a brutal, post-apocalyptic world, can Sena and her friends escape before all is lost?