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When he stepped through a mysterious, shimmering door in his basement, Alex found himself flung through time. Now, he is called upon to rescue the young girl who is thought to be the Chosen One - the savior of Kragdon-ah. A dangerous journey, new and deadlier creatures, and hairs-breadth escapes make Lost in Kragdon-Ah a worthy successor to A Door into Time.

When the world goes dark, Emily must rescue her son and niece from chaos, flee looters, and survive a brutal new reality. Guided by her father's prepper notes, they reach a hidden bunker, only to face betrayal, loss, and a daring rescue. In the ashes of collapse, they fight to rebuild and hold on to hope.

The only adult in the group has been shot. Can Isaac and Luke save Sonny? And if they can, how can they escape and get him and the rest of their group to safety? They have transport and a destination, but a gang of killers is closing in fast—not to mention the occupying forces, armed to the teeth and hunting down America's survivors.

It began on New Year’s Eve. The sickness came on suddenly, and spread quickly. The fear spread even faster. Within weeks, everything people counted on began to fail them. The electrical grid sputtered; law and government collapsed - and more than half of the world’s population was decimated. Where there had been order, there was now chaos. And as the power of science and technology receded, magick rose up in its place.

When Conor is called back to work for the first time since the terror attacks, he learns that business is good. With no media and no law, anyone with a score to settle is working hard to take out their enemies before order is restored. A high-end assassin with an impressive resume can set their own price.

In this dystopian romance about a city ruled by bloodthirsty vampires, the monster she was taught to fear may be her only chance at freedom. In a utopian society ruled by the Twelve Guardians, twenty-three-year-old Saskia has been taught to never question those who protect her city, Xantera...

I was nineteen when the world fell apart with news of an impending planet-altering disaster. To make the most of the time we had left, my high school boyfriend and I ran away to elope. We moved to a camper deep in the woods to escape the chaotic panic and violent struggle for food and supplies...

It has been six month since the apocalypse. Six months of the Conrad family struggling to just stay alive long enough to come together. But things in this dystopian world are now getting worse, not better. Winter is coming, food is disappearing. Technology is dead. People are desperate. There is no one to turn to for help. The law of the jungle is in full effect, kill or be killed. Sara Thompson never anticipated being caught in the middle of a war. Surviving the end of the world was hard enough. But now, the slightest error and people she cares about will end up dead.

An algorithm can predict tomorrow, but it can never understand the strength of the human spirit. In the quiet, pine-scented woods of Wisconsin, the Carter family is fighting to keep their heritage and community alive. Sawyer’s Reach may feel like a fading town, but it holds something the modern world is rapidly losing: genuine human connection, a deep bond with nature, and a refusal to be managed by a machine. When ZevraCorp arrives, they promise a utopia.

The collapse didn’t come with a warning. It came with silence, hunger, and the slow realization that no one was coming to help. In the aftermath of America’s fall, small communities have begun to claw their way back from the edge—governed not by ideology, but by necessity. For Andi and the people, she leads, survival has become more than endurance. It has become responsibility.

Dans une société assujettie au bonheur infaillible et obligatoire, alors que la « dernière » de toutes les révolutions possibles a eu lieu, les hommes, enfermés sous une cité de verre, sont devenus des « Numéros ». Ceux-ci paient de leur vie le moindre écart à l'ordre établi contre lequel, malgré tout, une poignée de dissidents va s'insurger.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. El aire comienza a arder. El calor ya no es clima – es un estado. Y en medio de ello: personas tratando de respirar, de quedarse, de sobrevivir. Este audiolibro no cuenta un futuro que llegará algún día. Ya está aquí. Experimentas cómo las...

Bright Haven is my flock and I am their Blessed Lamb. Under the guidance of our Father, I lead our congregation for the glory of the Lord. Seeking salvation from the rot that has set in across the country, we cleanse those who sin against us in the red rains, offering them a chance at God's...

In a fractured near-future America split between Red States and Blue States, propaganda saturates not just the media but reality itself. Bureaucrats, scientists, cloned celebrities, would-be revolutionaries, and weary citizens stumble through systems that unravel the more faithfully they're obeyed. Across vignettes of malfunctioning machines, surreal workplaces, dueling presidents (one of them an ape), and agents of cognitive control, this satire skewers conformity, ideology, and culture recycled into propaganda.

Wenn das Licht erlischt, zählt nur noch eines: Überleben.Jake ist spurlos verschwunden. Pete ist schwer verletzt. Sarah und die gesamte Gruppe sind am absoluten Ende ihrer Kräfte. Nach Tagen der Flucht durch die totale Dunkelheit stoßen sie auf ein abgelegenes Bauernhaus. Es wirkt wie ein medizinisches Wunder – eine friedliche Zuflucht vor dem brutalen Chaos der neuen Welt.

Before the Flood. Before Eden. Before humanity took its first breath, there was the Architect. In a universe where the blueprints of creation hold secrets too vast to comprehend, humanity now teeters on the brink of revelation—and ruin. When Voyager 2 mysteriously returns to Earth decades after its launch, it carries more than data from the stars. It bears a warning—a symbol tied to a prophecy older than time itself.

In the ruins of a fallen America, faith is no longer belief—it is infrastructure. When the Empire’s so-called “angels” arrive, their holy song doesn’t persuade—it overwrites minds, loyalties, and entire populations. Alex Bachmann, a hardened militia commander, leads a ragged force struggling to survive in a collapsing world where miracles are engineered and obedience is enforced through sound. But survival quickly becomes something far heavier than strategy. It becomes a ledger of names, debts, and irreversible choices.

SF is an extension of our understanding of the universe whereas Speculative • Dystopian Fiction is more to do with the here and now. The journey from the wooden characterisations of yesteryear to the here and now — a direction of travel as good as a stated objective by the High Evangelists of New Wave — was a uniquely pointless endeavour... Undercroft: The last redoubt of mankind is a massive subterranean building. Crotchety old scribe Broadsquire once again downs his quills. He's been called on to deal with the challenge of crackle-connect. Shades of Gormenghast!!

In a future where Earth is ruled by the Cothellon—an ancient and powerful elven race—rebellion stirs beneath the surface. Trey, a human with a fragmented past, is haunted by the memories of experiments that transformed him into a Prime Mage. Struggling to unlock his full magical potential, he joins a daring resistance against the Cothellon, who fuel their power through dark rituals and the sacrifice of human lives.

From the bestselling author of I’m Afraid of Men comes a propulsive and chilling novel for the post-#MeToo era, set in an isolationist state where one woman’s death sparks a movement that could liberate women or destroy them all. When Sarah Munroe is sexually assaulted on her university...