[Watty Awards Finalist 2013] The virus has begun. A deadly virus that destroys humanity. A virus that replaces the living with creatures that crave human flesh. As the human race dwindles, an unlikely group of young survivors battle against the odds to live. But what they're about to realise is that some things are even more dangerous than the creatures they face...themselves.

Epic conclusion of the Apocalypse trilogy. "'Why does the world hate us?" He whispered into my hair. "In the olden days, they used to stone people who cheated on their betrothed.'" It's official, nothing looks like it's going to change. Arizona is facing the facts and is trying to live a life as normal as possible. Life seems almost possible at the airport, she sees happy families everywhere and believes she can have one of her own. Everything is looking up for her, until an unexpected group arrives at their small community and Arizona's life takes a turn for the worst. Nothing will ever be the same, she just hopes she had the courage to live through it. CONTAINS SPOILERS. READ FIRST TWO BOOKS FIRST.

'I looked out the small window over the sink and saw a creeper dragging it's foot along the grass. I grabbed a long pipe in the corner and walked outside. When it saw me, it tried to come at me faster but was still walking at the same speed it was before, it's mouth biting the air. I walked closer so we were three feet apart. I poked the creeper in the shoulder with the pipe. "That bother you? Well you bother me." I forced the pipe into its eye. It fell to the ground by my feet.' Sequel to Apocalypse, Arizona continues her journey through the world of the zombie apocalypse. Her and Ryan become closer, but have to put their relationship on hold as new problems arise and old foes return, along with new enemies and problems. Will the Virus ever stop claiming victims? Or will Arizona be condemned to this forsaken world for the rest of her life?

'I turned around and saw a creeper standing directly behind me, tilting his head to take a bite of my neck. It's breath was putrid, their crooked teeth stained orange from the feeding of animals. I grabbed my knife out of my boot and sliced it's throat. It stumbled back and came at me again. I poised the knife in my hand and forced it into its bloodshot eye. Blood pooled out of its socket as it fell to the ground.' Arizona is living in a world of ruin and wreckage in the wake of a zombie apocalypse. It seems there is no hope for having a normal family someday. People she loves are dying left and right and she doesn't know what to do as they are consumed by the virus. Until her life turns around for the better when she encounters somebody in the forest. The world crumbles down around her, will she ever come out of the rubble alive? And with the ones she loves? *EDITING IN PROGRESS* ALL RIGHTS RESERVED!!!!! ALL CHARACTERS AND PLOTS BELONG TO ME!!!

Aniyana wakes up in the middle of the rain on a deserted road. She's cold, shivering, and completely naked. Worst of all, she has no idea how she got there. When his world is attacked by a vengeful god, a desert prince searches for a way to save his home. When the king of a neighboring land is lost in a haze of madness, a castle guard is thrust into an hopeless mission. These three, bound by nothing, are the key to a chance to save everything... #DiverseLit #weneeddiversebooks

A short story about a black mother weaving magic to protect her children. Cover update January 22, 2016. Story update Coming Soon.

When Jackie took her little sister, Karen, for a joy ride into Necropolis without telling her where they were really going, she only meant to have a good time. Give her a little scare. A desolate shell of its former self, Sin City still holds a certain temptation for those who like to gamble. But when the residents of the city awaken, what happens in Vegas... well, you know the rest.

A short story in the Deadland Saga (Tyler Masden's story during the early chapters of 100 Days in Deadland.) As the world succumbs to insatiable zombies, the remnants of the U.S. military forces switch gears from stopping the spread of infection to eradicating infected zones. A National Guard platoon led by Captain Tyler Masden has ninety minutes to escape Des Moines before the Air Force rains hellfire upon their heads.