Now a digital pilot for SYFY The Society knows when we're going to die. They imprint it on our arms at birth. I was supposed to die yesterday. I'm the girl who's Expired. Winner of the 2020 Readers Choice Awards Cover by @Forcade

The future is divided by Perimeters: high-security gated communities where life goes on as normal. If you're inside you're lucky. If you're outside, life expectancy takes a nose dive. Riley is fortunate to have been born on the right side of the fence. But her life of privilege comes crashing down when someone breaks through and murders her sister. She forsakes her own safety to go in search of the killer. But what awaits her outside is more unbelievable that she ever imagined. Cut to the present day where Eleanor's world is falling apart. This time next year, civilisation won't be quite so civilised . . . * * * I'm posting a chapter each week. The rest of the Outside Series is complete, and available on Amazon.

(Rank #149 in Sci-Fi) In the year 2041, the first bombs were dropped. Countless nations engaged in total warfare and the end result was the destruction of everyday life. Riots and looting became common as people began to loose trust in one another. Worldwide famine, nuclear bombs, and food shortages led to disease and plague, which claimed countless lives. Soon, governments were destroyed and most of the world had turned to anarchy. Life as we knew it, had changed completely. The world we once knew has now became a world reborn. It is now the year 2086, and 16 year old Amber McQueen peacefully lives with her family. Her family, that consists of her middle-aged father and 8 year old brother, takes up residence in an old cabin, located high in the Catskill mountains, in New York. Her father tells her that he's going to search for supplies near the abandoned town of West Shokan. But after 3 long days, her father doesn't return. Amber is then visited by a stranger one day and that was when her world changed forever.

Four unmarked survivors. One totalitarian government. A fight to keep their humanity intact. 100 years into the future, the E-91 virus has thrust the world into chaos. For Rachel Wilson, survival hasn't come easy. For the last fifteen years, she's lived in the wilderness, just out of reach of the Council of Nations. Until one day, poachers--the section of law enforcement tasked with hunting the Unmarked--raid her home and she is forced to go on the run. Weary from the attack, but certainly not broken, she ventures into a dangerous world with only her fiery determination to survive. In what appears to be a stroke of good luck, she is rescued by an underground movement working towards bringing down the capital or die trying. Death over mark, that had always been the mantra. Because the alternative-becoming a mind-controlled soldier to fight the capital's war-was a fate worse than death. ***What other readers are saying about Marked*** "You've done a wonderful job of creating and molding this couple into real people. Now, they practically breathe!" -thebirdwhisperer "This is incredible! I was holding my breath for a second there because everything was so good and the action felt so rea!!!" -titanic123 "I rarely comment as I'm not very good with words. But I have to tell you I enjoyed your book so much. I cried and laughed, bit my nails and rooted the characters on as if they were my family." -leenafrog

Humans fear the odd ones. They fear what has no explanation. In a country were people are born with brown or black hair and brown eyes, they will try their best to erase those who didn't come out the was the government wanted out of existence. They took her parents, hoping she'll turn in her life. But she didn't. What more will they take from her before she'll surrender?

[✓Completed] After disease and nuclear warfare decimate the world population, 17-year-old Nadia is sure she's the last person left on Earth. Then one night, she hears a voice on her radio and everything changes. But as she and her new-found companions unravel the mysteries surrounding their survival, they soon realize that it was no accident, and that their situation could be far more dangerous than they'd ever imagined... Everything you love about the post-apocalyptic genre (science fiction, survival, adventure...) with a healthy dose of mystery and romance, too! *High rank: #1 in Science Fiction* *Featured!* *SciKick Starts Winner* *Added to Wattpad SciFi's Ongoing Stories List* *@BBCDoctorWho "Female Led Adventure" Pick* This is a first draft, so all comments, feedback, and votes are appreciated. :) ~~~ Comments from readers: I would comment some long in depth comment on how amazing this is, but I have to go read the next chapter the suspense is killing me! :) - pounding_heart So many options, so little info. I love the way you sprinkle hints and questions everywhere! - Nerdyna I'm in love with this idea! And your writing definitely makes it that much more vivid in my mind. Pure magic here xoxo - artskayyyy Omg! That was AWESOME! ! I totally knew it was something weird but that was a total brick! Great story! It's such a poignantly funny tale. - nikalaichopper I'm crying. This is so good! - kdar10 This is a beautifully written story so far which captures its audience's attention and never does let go. I can't wait to read more of this. - B_NeverLetGo

Everyone's stuck in a game. If someone from the outside turns off the console, boom. You die. You die in the game, you die in real life. That's just the way it was. Everyone tried to beat the game, but it only ended up in death. Soon, players will become accustomed to their virtual world and there'll be no hope to escape. No hope.

The rain pattered down on my plastered hair, my limbs trembling against the protesting wind that pryed at my clothes. I made it....I finally made it. When I stumbled across the soaked mud, I turned my head to look at Xander who struggled to keep up, carrying the blonde girls body. His hands were soaked with blood and his eyes clouded. My heart stopped when I reached the sight, my eyes closing with confusion. After I opened them, Xander was next to me with his mouth wide open. His brown hair covering half of his eyes. I started to cry unexpectedly, "Was all their deaths worth it? Was it all worth it? Was it worth to leave that horrid place... to another nightmare?" Xander didn't respond for awhile and just patted the wounded girl's hair, crying quietly. "No. We are free. It's just another challenge we have to face. Sometime in our life, there will be a something extraordinary on the other side." I turned my head to the basked, unforgiving forest, the rivers soaked up and dust floating in the air around us. The trees were broken and all were stumps. Roaming, insane, beasts crossed the area. "We are free," In the action packed sci-fi novel you will be dying to read more! Soon the full version will come out and grab your attention. Make sure to comment your thoughts on the sneak peek of The 21st