Dystopian Action

In this post-apocalyptic world, snow, ice, and death prevail. The remnants of humanity have survived by relearning ancient ways. Some villages cooperate with each other, but there are tribes which have turned to murder and theft to ensure their own success. Three orphaned friends wander alone through this precarious world. Teek, Lance, and Kateesh have all suffered traumatic losses which shattered their faith in their fellow human beings. They are sure that they can count on each other, but that certitude is shaken when violence rages into their lives once again.

In the year 3221, humanity teeters on the edge of annihilation. Devastated by religious crusades, evil government agencies, and disease, the world is populated with illiterate, superstitious people. In a tiny country, agent Heather Marks fights for survival. Assisted by a strange AI, salvaged a decade before, she is prepared and waiting for the apocalypse. Brain rot arrives, and Heather rescues eight-year-old Sarah. That changes everything. A child was never part of the plan.

Three hundred and sixteen people are shot or killed every day in the United States. At five humans attacked per day per zombie, it would take 24 days for 316 zombies to overtake a population of 7.9 billion. “Tad Spector at your service!” “Look Tad, I heard you were the best," said the president. "I need you on my team, on my side. You hear me. I need a guy that’s not a part of the system.” Seemed a bit paranoid at the time. But now he seemed even more suspicious. “They are after me, Tad. You can keep a secret, right? I mean, that's your job.”

While on a routine supply run to the east of Fort Stockton, Sparks and her team make a horrifying discovery. A million zombies marching as one down the interstate, headed towards El Paso. With time not on their side, they are forced to retreat to Fabens, where the plan for their survival begins.

With Rodriguez convincing Tiago Rivas to allow the cartel to help, the group heads to Fort Stockton to begin the herculean task of slowing down the horde of zombies marching their way.

Ben and his newly found companions are back. This time things are getting complicated for the team, when Ben finally arrives at the gates of Tallahasse, better known as "The Capital". While Ben and Dan’s group are working to free Sarah, Kelly and Ian are having their own issues behind the walls of their secluded upscale riverside neighborhood.

Will’s extraordinarily mediocre life is just fine with him. But for his parents who work so hard to give him and his sister more, life couldn’t get better once they win the Purquility Lottery. Winning the coveted prize means a promise of a disease-free and charmed life in a brand-new home inside a perfectly manicured planned city. But it also means leaving everything and everyone from your old life behind. After the cleansing process, his family is whisked away in a luxurious limousine to start their new life. But for Will, none of this sits right with him.

A group of undocumented children with letters for names are stuck living in a refugee camp, with stories to tell but no papers to prove them. As they try to forge a new family amongst themselves, they also long to keep memories of their old identities alive. Will they be heard and believed? And what will happen to them if they aren't?

Peter Lewis has a decent job, a devoted girlfriend, and a bright future that begins with college in the fall. And, he’s about to lose everything to an obsession that no one, including Peter, understands. It begins as an idle diversion, but as Peter’s grasp on reality slips, the demons grow stronger. His health deteriorates, his job is in jeopardy and the people around him, including the person he loves the most, begin turning away from him. To save everything, Peter will have to overcome an overwhelming addiction and escape from a world that seems to have no exit.

In our dystopian 22nd century future, Nanobots will be used to genetically militarily enhance the youth. Control over technology rests firmly in the hands of one corporation, the Sodalitas Corporation. Their research and development, coupled with their experiments, have changed the world. Now they're changing people. It's up to a handful of brave little kids to make sure that doesn't happen.

Written in the form of a case study, the audiobook is collection of journals studied by a man named J. Singfire. His anthropological study is on a period of time in America known as the Dark Decades (2019-2041), in which the country all but disintegrated.

James has been held captive, tortured in the most brutal ways after being abducted from his home, and put in a reformatory institution for no particular crime. He miraculously manages to escape after seven long years of suffering, only to find that everything has changed in the outside world. The authoritarian government fully took over, and the extreme racial purging process has been ongoing since he was first locked up. Will he be able to heal from the trauma of being in RI? Will he manage to get reunited with his family? And is he one of the Elites?

With only one major chokepoint remaining between the horde and El Paso, survivors make their way to the town of Van Horn to set up defenses.

As the horde continues to march, a risky plan is attempted to give Sergeant Hammond and his rogue team of soldiers a way through the blockades and into El Paso.

First, you try one. Then you want more. But, don't call the number, or you'll be in the horde. Zombie Pills! Where did they come from? Why do they seem to be turning people into zombies? Who is responsible? Will the military be able to stop the spread? Will any human make it out alive? Listen to Zombie Pills, and experience the compelling world of post-apocalyptic fiction.

Penny helped Mia survive the horrors of high school. Now, Mia has a chance to return the favor and help Penny survive the zombie apocalypse.

Zachary sits across a table from a reporter on the eve of his execution. The reporter has a simple question: "Tell me your story." The question resonates. How did he get here? Religious persecution is what he told himself, but how does he explain his actions? Actions that still haunt him years later...

After she is forced out of her home, Elle heads north. What she finds is a group of bunker survivors, unlikely comrades, and the hope of a safe haven. Together, they journey toward the dregs of civilization, facing starvation, imprisonment, and death.

Plucky inventor and aspiring hero Jet Chow was 10 when the world (as we know it) ended in a flood of shuffling undead bodies. The zombie plague ceased with the dispersal of a cure, but society collapsed, and humanity became an endangered species. Orphaned in the disaster, Jet survived for over three years in a prepper's off-grid shelter in a Wichita backyard. When his resources run out, he is forced into a quest for food and shelter, which turns into a search for the rumored last outpost of humanity: Echo Falls.

Then: Ever since Mabby died while picking beans in their garden - with the pock-a-pock of a helicopter overhead - Valkyrie knows what her job is: hide in the underground den with her brother, Bo, while Da is working, because Those People will kill them like coyotes. One Year Ago: Those People have come. It has to be them; because when Valkyrie and Bo return from a lesson of alert and ready, everything is on fire and Da is gone. But they‘ve been trained by their Da for this....