Contagion Stories

Occupants: 1,000,000. Survivors: 1. Proc 1 lay battered on New Jersey's shore. Willow emerges from the fire to a crater. The black heap of the blast radius extends in all directions. Steam billows from the singed sand like white vapors. The fractured ship towers to the sky. The ringing in her ears won't stop. The robotic voice of ARC replays over and over. The ship is going down. But it was too late. Everyone was dead. The first signs of life come from the burned bodies on the beach, rising from the ashes like dark wraiths. This was only the beginning. Willow flees the wreckage, her mind raging between fury and sorrow. She's alone. She can feel it. But, there's something else out there. She knows it. When more of the dead begin to rise, Willow shifts her course north. There's only one place she knows to go that might offer some answers: Camp Grayling. If it even existed. With only her uncle's memories to go by, finding the FEMA camp proves more hazardous than she anticipated. When she arrives, she's not the only one. There are people here. People outside the reach of SIND; so she thinks. Even here, among the tunnels of the mountain, remnants of SIND can be seen. As she journeys deeper seeking answers to her questions, she learns the hardest truth of them all: she's not who she thinks she is. The post-apocalyptic quest of Willow comes to a close in this epic final chapter. When the shroud finally lifts and the answers are revealed, will they be too much for Willow to accept? Or will she rise to the challenge? Find out now in Risen. Highest rank: #549 (10/31/2016)

Guillermo Montenegro looks up his old high school friend Alex online to see if maybe he calmed down in the past few years or if he was actually serious about trying to wipe out most of humanity. Turns out Alex teaches microbiology at a university, so maybe he isn't chill? This, of course, is deeply concerning to Guillermo. As a public health worker, extermination of large swaths of humanity is clearly misaligned with his personal goal of keeping people healthy. He begins to investigate his old friend more carefully. Updates on Tuesdays and Thursdays unless I forget.

The apocalypse has come and nobody was prepared. That doesn't mean that they cannot survive. WILL NOT BE POSTING FOR 8-10 WEEKS AFTER CHAPTER 13 AND 14.

Ever since the day her best friend was murdered, Jackie has been seeking revenge. It is her intention to use the very thing that killed Adam against his killer--and rid it from the world forever.

Jack is tasked with collecting water for his family who live on an alien planet that humans had to move to as the Earth became over populated. The wealthy stayed on Earth where as the poorer less fortunate part of the population was moved to another planet. This new planet (XC-71) has a micro organism in the air called virus 16 that, if inhaled, takes control of its host making the person extremely hostile and violent. Air domes had to be constructed on the planed to allow humans to civilize the planet and to allow its inhabitants to go about their lives without a mask constantly strapped to their faces. Water is the same on the planet as it is on Earth and the micro organisms cannot survive in water. Also the buckets used to collect water filter out the micro organisms from any air in the buckets.

A jungle lab burns. A weapon evolves. And the only man who touched it is already changing. Elias Voss was sent to steal a parasite‑born compound before it could become a weapon. He failed. Now half the sample is missing, the other half is inside him, and every government involved is lying about what it really does. It doesn't kill. It rewrites. Fear. Empathy. Hesitation. Gone. With seventy‑two hours before the mutation completes, Voss must team up with the rival agent who tried to kill him to stop a global release that will turn soldiers into something fearless, contagious, and unstoppable. Kill it before it dies. Or kill it before we do. A bio‑thriller about evolution, espionage, and the cost of intervention.

Carls thought everything was going to be normal until she watched the world tear apart right before her. As plague spreads like wildfire throughout the United States, only the strong stand tall. Carls, along with her father, Mark, face the world and watch as its true colors begin to show. With most of the world in shambles, Carls strives to find a way to survive a world that she once thought she knew.

A meteorological enigma is sweeping Tumbler City as the sky is devoured by a strange darkness on the horizon. As everyone begins to fall ill, Archer Juliani's paranoia finally comes in handy. Will he be able to survive? Or will the void in the sky spell the end for the lives of all of Tumbler City's citizens..?

After the Risers attack City Hall in New York, the survivors of the Zombie attack, arrive in Los Angeles, back to a New World Order. And, as the mania continues to spread, murder and madness hits America. Can the Zombies be stopped? The chilling, bloody second sequel to the 1st trilogy of the "Mania of the Zombies" 12 book horror saga by Robert Helliger. Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex references, some coarse language, adult themes.

Being a super villain is no easy job, just ask Klara. She has her hands full running the biggest organized crime ring in the world. But none of that matters when her latest and greatest scheme yet goes horribly wrong. Together with an unlikely group she'll have to make things right, by any means necessary.

Court texte sur la menace de notre propre psychique et son effet contagieux

It's unlikely that at the beginning of a zombie outbreak, someone will be asking around "What is wrong with these people?!". We'll be prepared to shoot these awkward walking dead in the face, find shelter and fight for survival; all of us, mostly because we've seen them in movies, books and videogames, in all of their possible variations. So how could a REAL zombie outbreak turn out to be? Find out in this comedy novel, a mix of "Zombieland" and "The Emperor's New Groove"

This may contain trigger warnings so ages 16+ may view, if you're not this age or older, I recommend a parents OK and view or proceed with caution Is the place where BFDI was handled truly mysterious? Well this goiky island is having an outbreak. One day, one year after all the seasons, it was finally "Year's Break" and everyone was having fun talking and playing. Seven weeks later, someone roamed around while they were supposed to be sleeping, this just brought Leafy's curiosity to the max danger of a virus.

In their efforts to develop a vaccine for COVID-19, scientist cut corners. The resulting vaccine caused the virus to mutate and released a infection which kills any human and turns them into a flesh craving reanimated corpse. Two tribes of humans came about in the times following the fall of human civilization as it once was. They now struggled to come together and survive THE INFECTED. This story will be updated approximately once a week.

Set in a possible near future. The world has been absolutely turned up side down by an unknown cause. The story is set around the Flashbacks of Jess while she faces the choice no sister should have to make. (The story is a 'fill-in" as there is no right or wrong details for the reader, the reader themselves decide.)

I'm not sure yet. An ancient virus has returned transforming the infected into raging monsters with no conscience, no pain but with the intelligence and speed to cause mass distruction. Fleeing from their home two adolescent humans stumble across a tribe of elves subjected to the will of their totem, forcing them into the form of an animal for 24 hours. more will be added as it shows up in the story. look for the guide to the elf dialect at the stories end.

We all know that the Italians are annoying. But why? This essay, (a work in progress) will explain the possible reasons and dangers of Italians.