The miracle medicine that the world had been waiting for was finally found in a Swedish lab. Without much thought, the elixir was globally distributed - as a cure for every disease known to men. However, like all good things, the reign of the medicine ended. In the process, pulling countless carcasses with it; catastrophe stroked the human world harshly. The worlds population quickly dwindles and the the survivors are forced to find the way towards survival. Lydia leaves the temporary sanctuary of her resort in hopes of finding a haven more permanent - her search leading her to the mountain peaks. Anphyra follow her survival instincts to get her through, which leads her to a group of lone survivors who seeks affinity in the company of others. Together with her new found group she scavenges the dead bustling city for supplies before it's completely overrun. And Sebastian starts researching for a cure, with his only lead: his risen lover. Three different individuals try to find safety in the chaos, adapting to the new world the best they can. The only thing unifying them is the race for survival. @MyCalmInsanity made the amazing cover.

Cassy Richards was twenty three and three-quarters years old and perfectly content with her life. She and the world had a mutual understanding really. She was a bitch and so was the world. And that's the way she liked it, everything plain and simple and lined out in a orderly line. What could really happen to this lovely life out in a tiny village in the middle of nowhere really? Well lots seemingly... When the deaths of the locals start adding up and Cassy is about the only person left in the village, that equal a bad week. Throw in an old, grumpy detective by the name of Steve and his strange ability to annoy the heck out of Cassy and his partner in crime, Martin, who couldn't even find the remote control on a couch, then that equals a whole new kind of shitty week.

It's 2016, only months following a short but bloody conflict between Israel and Iran. In an effort to salvage what little remains of a barely stable region, NATO launches a peacekeeping operation to bring law and order back to those who lost it. The story follows a small group of U.S Army soldiers from 1st Platoon of D Company, 981st Infantry Regiment, stationed in post-war Iran, assigned with protecting the Lali Bridge, a major crossing of one of the longest and vital main supply routes in the country, from the still hostile remnants of a former opposition, all the while hoping to survive until the end of their thirteen month long rotation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is Book One in the Misery's Solace series.

Morgan and Gorran had never dreamt of working for the CIA or MI5 and why would they? However, when the two young teenagers discover that they possess super powers, they vow to use their gift to protect their countries. They are blissfully unaware of the kidnappings, shoot-outs and betrayal that lie in their wake. Morgan and Gorran are on The Edge of Honour, but a single false move could send them hurtling into oblivion.

Sixteen year old, Eric Winslow, lives in a world where being smarter than the government, being physically strong and intelligent, could kill you. The United States was destroyed in a world war, creating a broken and helpless society. So, The Advisor stood up and led the people, bringing the shattered pieces of a dying nation, into the perfect Utopia. But, that was just an illusion The Advisor put over the eyes of the people, through the words and force of the government, the Exousia. Eric is Irregular, he is not like the citizens of his nation. He is not blind. Eric is physically strong and mentally intelligent. And with his strong determination, as well as strong will, he will go on one of the most thrilling and risky journey's of his life. He will try to beat, the invincible Exousia. But, what is he willing to risk, in order to save those he loves? And will he give his life, for freedom? *Book One of the Irregular series*

Being 'a bit genuinely psychic', school loner Ash knows that something's amiss when a boy's death is hurriedly written off as suicide. After the departed victim collides with the ground directly before his feet, he’s convinced that Hawthorne Academy has seen its first murder. It's just up to Ash to prove it. Andrew Godfrey is the boy of his dreams, although not by his choice. For the past year and three months, the pair of them have been having the same dreams together, where they both spend the night as superheroes. Neither can explain this psychic connection, and neither of them particularly enjoys it. So far, there doesn’t seem to be anything either of them can do about it. With a real life crime at hand, however, Ash knows that Andrew is the only one who will believe his psychic gut reaction, and so asks for help in solving the mystery. (Cover by the wonderful Ashihara)