A 22 year old psychopath draws us into a world of chaos, cynicism and callous murder. When you believe that your actions are insignificant in regards to the universe, there's nothing stopping you from taking whatever you want. The line between genius and insane is very thin, but only you can judge which side this narcissistic narrator speaks from.

It's been exactly a hundred years since a nuclear explosion destroyed the entire earth, making it unable to live on it as the radiation would spread and rise quickly, becoming deadly minute by minute, killing half the lives on earth. Some of us got to survive with the help of the government which built an entire city that would protect everyone from the virus that appeared right after the radiation went away. The city was like a fortress, no one could enter and no one could leave...except the people executed who defied the government rules. But who thought that...together they might witness the end of their world?

Rain falls from the clouds and plummets down to the lands where it is then devoured by the earth. Rain is what helps the earth and its inhabitants thrive; but now, rain is what will destroy the earth itself. As people get caught in the rain, they change. They lose their civility and everything that made them what they were. A simple umbrella won't save you this time. *This is the original un-edited version*

In one day, the world succumbed to a pestilence that decimated the living. In its place rose a new species: vicious, gruesome, wandering zombies with an insatiable hunger for the living. Still in her twenties, Cash has watched her friends die, only to walk again. An office worker with few survival skills, she joins up with Clutch, a grizzled Army veteran with PTSD. Together, they flee the city and struggle through the nine circles of hell, with nothing but Clutch's military experience and Cash's determination to live. As they fight to survive in the zombie inferno, they quickly discover that nowhere is safe from the undead...or the living. (100 Days in Deadland is a journey through the first poem in Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, the classic tale on the horrors of hell... zombie apocalypse style!) (Note: This is a draft so please excuse any errors. The finished novel is available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook).

A detective gifted with the extraordinary ability to relive anyone's memories from the moment they last woke up is on the hunt for a cunning serial killer whose mysterious powers not only defy reason but far exceed his own. As the deadly game of cat and mouse intensifies, the detective must push the limits of his mind and unravel a chilling secret before time runs out.

Aurora has spent the last 20 months of her life confined to a nuclear fallout shelter. Alongside five other survivors, she's managed to eke out survival, their supplies lasting only due to the tragic loss of the rest of their group. After receiving a radio transmission from a distant shelter offering a new location to stay, the group is forced to embark on a dangerous journey. Upon arriving at the destination, Aurora finds her group to be more in need of rescue than ever before.

Not much food. It doesn't come, is given. Given by the Bringer. The one who brings in food. Wriggly things. Nothing to store. Nothing to satiate. I don't like the wriggly things. Not good food. I want, cockroaches. I want, crickets. The Bringer brought something else with no food. I am hungry, but this flaily thing is too big for me to eat. It will be Flail, yes, Flail is what I call it. Flail is too big to eat, big enough to hurt me, I'll keep my watch. Flail won't hurt me no, not while I watch.