Empty Cities: The Tale of the [Un]dead | PsychopathxXx The Wattys 2024 Winner | Most Engaging World The humanity was doomed. After the spread of an unknown virus which reanimated the dead, the survivors have to fight for their lives against the undead to stay alive. A frantic call from her mother woke her senses, Nieves Paraiso Nebres, a graduating college student, found herself trapped in the university premises as the virus broke out together with the other students and her mortal nemesis --- Gabriel Aragon. Ibinilin ng kanyang ina ang kapatid na lalaking nasa high school. Knowing no one was there for them at the height of the calamity, ipinasa niya sa sarili ang responsibilidad sa nakababatang kapatid. She'll do everything to come and save her brother. Her excitement to see her family turned into a devastating catastrophe, Lt. Col. Ma. Corazon Chavez, faced a new surge of enemies in the streets of once home as the battleground. With the help of the taxi driver, they cleared the area to find survivors... hoping to find her brother among them. As traumatic as it is to witness most of her classmates transformed into flesh-eating monsters, Jaida Avanzado, the class president, has to step up her game in protecting the remaining disoriented, chaotic high school students. In the city's depressing state and downfall, they found a string of hope with one another. No one was certain how it started... but the ending was predicted... With all of them: Undead.

⚠️TW: Violence, Depression She's Yuan Ignacio and she cares. A 20-year-old thrill seeking girl risks everything, even her own life, just to fulfill the responsibility she had given herself - to save everyone around her in a zombie apocalypse. The year is 2025, are you ready? DISCLAIMER: This story is narrated in Tagalog while most of the characters' lines are in English. Book cover by @gwynchanha

In the year 2026, a zombie virus spread throughout the Philippines and its neighboring countries. To escape this chaos, an engineer and scientist named Stephen conceived the idea of using his time machine. It transported him to the year 1876. However, unbeknownst to him, he was already infected with the virus. He accidentally unleashed the virus during that time period, leading to chaos and death. Can the "past" be the answer to putting an end to the virus that is wreaking havoc in the present?

Yolo never expected his heart to betray him- least of all for Trever, the guy he loved pissing off, the presence he keeps pretending he isn't desperate to feel again. A basketball varsity player and an architecture student, Yolo always believed his life was simple, predictable, and straight. But growing apart didn't make the feelings disappear. If anything, the distance only made every accidental eye contact sharper, every avoided conversation heavier, every unspoken word louder. And worst of all, Trever's attention is already leaning toward someone else- leaving Yolo with nothing but the ghost of what they used to be. Now Yolo is caught in the cruel tension between wanting and pretending, torn between the safety of denial and the ache that refuses to quiet down. How do you let go of a feeling you were never supposed to have- especially when it's for the one person you never stopped looking for? book cover by sereighn arts

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