When the infection hit London, 10 million people never stood a chance.
A devastating man-made virus has been deliberately unleashed on the United Kingdom's five largest cities. It is a pathogen so lethal that it rapidly turns everyone it infects into rabid, blood-crazed killers. The victims become maniacs so devoid of humanity that their only purpose is to kill or infect everyone they encounter. Their only conscious thought is to feed off the flesh of the uninfected.
It hits hard and fast, overpowering any attempts to stop its spread.
It is unstoppable.
It is incurable.
And it absolutely will not be contained.
"Cobra Z", a zombie novel, is book one in Sean Deville's Necropolis Trilogy.

Everything Depends on Candice and Daniel
Is she strong enough to rescue her childhood sweetheart from the games? After so long, will he remember how much they shared, how deeply in love they were? These star-crossed lovers are about to embark on a dystopian quest where the competition is fierce and even the winners end up damaged.

Everything Has Changed
The rage disease swept across the planet on the heels of a nuclear apocalypse, causing biological evolutions that made all females stronger, angrier, lethal. Tearing through an already devastated world, those who survived the deadly disease took control of everything. They enslaved the remaining male population and instituted a violent game system for ownership.

Four Hundred Years
Men are now going extinct, and a revolution is brewing among the few who remain free. These rebels enlist the help of a dangerous family of bounty hunters, bargaining a deal for the women to fight on their side. If the rebels win, a new world will be created where the disease is cured, and males are freed. If they lose, humanity will finish the fall into extinction.

When a group of bloodthirsty zombies attacks her home late one night, Eileen is forced to confront her deepest fears about her life and her lackluster marriage, and in the process, discovers there may be something worth saving after all. But first, she must live through the night…

Kurt William O'Dell is a dangerous man. He has the power to tell people to do what he wants, and what he wants is for the world to burn.

Alone, O'Dell doesn't possess the strength to control the whole world. To do that, he takes children with powers like his and changes them. Most serve him. One, George Farnham, will not.

Only George is strong enough to stand against O'Dell in a war where the battleground is the endless dark highways of the mind...but other forces, more powerful than man or boy, roam those roads.

They call themselves US.
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A tale of the apocalypse and the supernatural from the author of Lore, Rain and Masters of Blood and Bone.

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Thirteen-year-old Milo Winters lives happily in the sleepy New Hampshire town of Masterson. But one hot Sunday morning, adults start dropping dead all across America, and Milo must team up with his teenage neighbor, Becca, to help protect their younger siblings whilst the government scrambles for control.

Becca has a stalker - a troubled young man named Rex, who will stop at nothing to make her his, and as society collapses, he seizes the opportunity to close in on his prey.

Meanwhile, Denzel, a cadet from the city, is sent to Masterson to help police the town. His mother was murdered by a dangerous klan in a hate crime when he was just a kid. As he arrives in the small town, he begins to uncover evidence of the klan, and seeks out revenge on its surviving members.

As these stories collide in explosive fashion, expect thrills, suspense and adventure in this dystopian debut from Jon Colt.

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When Dr. Daniel Friedman awakens in a cage, the world as he knew it no longer exists.

Humans have become livestock. Animals walk upright, speak with intelligence, and wear the uniforms of authority. In sterile facilities that once served pets, people are now processed, catalogued, and assigned purposes by their new masters.

But Daniel's expertise in genetics makes him valuable to his captors, and dangerous to their plans.

Dr. Fluffington, the facility's feline research director, needs Daniel to solve a critical problem: the genetic modifications that gave animals consciousness are unstable, breaking down across generations. As families of modified humans face mental collapse and the resistance zones holding out against transformation dwindle, Daniel must choose between cooperation and rebellion.

Yet the deeper he delves into the science behind the change, the more he realizes this isn't just about Earth. The consciousness enhancement technology came from somewhere else, refugees from a cosmic threat that still prowls the depths of space. Now Daniel faces an impossible decision: help perfect the system that enslaved humanity, or risk unleashing something far worse.

In a world where consciousness itself has become a weapon, the line between salvation and extinction may be thinner than a strand of DNA.

Perfect for fans of Planet of the Apes, Brave New World, and Black Mirror.

The first book in The Sentience Protocols series.

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