Dystopian-fiction Stories

In a city silenced by lockdowns and fear, three close friends-Paul, Eva, and John-must face more than just survival. With the announcement of a vaccine, the world stirs with cautious hope-but for them, it ignites a deeper question: **what does it really mean to do the right thing?** **The Vaccine Games** is a gripping story of loyalty, resistance, and moral complexity. As empty streets echo with isolation, every step becomes a quiet rebellion. Between law and conscience, friendship and fear, this story explores the fragile balance of humanity in crisis. Far beyond a tale of pandemic life, this novel dives into the emotional and psychological storms we all face. In a time where science offers a cure, **The Vaccine Games** dares to ask: does freedom come from the vaccine itself-or from the choices we make around it? **All publishing rights of this book belong to the author. Unauthorized copying, sharing, or reproduction is prohibited. Legal action will be taken in case of infringement.**

η. olive juice [ol-iv-joos] a term commonly mistaken for the words "i love you" when silently mouthed to another * * * Four people. Two boys. Two Girls. One year. A Companionship. In a society where prejudice and exclusion are the roots of all evil, Olive rotates through groups of four called Companionships every year. Befriending the randomly assigned Companions in your group is expected. Befriending anyone else, the Outsiders, is punishable by death. But, when Olive meets a boy outside of her Companionship, she starts to realize everyone should have a choice.

One day Talia wakes to find herself on an island with no idea who she is or where she came from. However, this is no ordinary island. On it lurk monsters of unimaginable horror...and the humans here aren't the greatest, either. Upon arriving, Talia meets two people: a girl who may be the key to her survival, and a boy who may be her demise. New friendships are questioned, limits are pushed, and the lingering questions of identity and loyalty that plague Talia may be worse than anything else in this strange new world....

Samantha is not living the life she thought she was living. Teenager Samantha Rhodes has wandered the desert since her war-torn childhood in bleakest solitude, until the day she discovers an animatronic genie in the sand capable of reversing her fortunes, and fulfilling her wildest wishes. After a chance encounter with a starving stranger named Ryder begging for help from a distant village, Samantha and her genie Adam rediscover the outside oases in all their revenge-driven brutality. And from the curious way the lizards and birds watch her with glassy eyes, the way the stars in the sky grow exponentially in number during nights of tragedy, and the way captured raiders whisper of a blue goddess wandering in the darkness, Samantha finds herself drawn deeper into a superstitious world filled more with mystery than with terror. And within the wreckage of secret, ancient tunnels beneath the moonlit sands, Samantha discovers why the god of her oasis has given her a magical, weaponized genie. Along with the frightening truth about the stars in their midnight skies.

The year is 2136. Although the Earth is regenerating after the Great Destruction, the Cities are fighting a War for resources. Living on the streets of the West Quarter, Violet is not your average teen. She is one of the poorest people in the Country, but her wealth doesn't define who she is. Violet's limits are tested when she faces her biggest obstacle yet. Her life turns upside down when a Virus leaks out into the City. It is nothing the world has seen before, and things are about to get nasty. A story of trust......and betrayal.

The life and death of a normal girl in an abnormal world.

Book One In Lena Winters: Dawn and Dusk, a guilt-ridden father's desperate plea drags the PI eye into a web of secrets underneath an upstanding hospital. What starts with a missing person's case, deepens, and darkens into a deadly conspiracy where silence is the hardest thing to hide. Weekly update every Saturday.

Cecil lives in a world where tattoos magically appear on your body. When you turn 18 those tattoos determine where you live, what you do, and who you can see. Enter Wes, a guy who changes Cecil's world. What will Cecil do once she learns how messed up the system really is?

Finally, the war between The Atlas and Titans that killed thousands was over. Finally, everyone could rest...right? Not for 21-year-old Moon Solstice, 13-year-old Lunar Eclipse and 18-year-old Night Polaris however because each one of them is the reason a 20-year-old Sun Solstice is getting executed up in front of the whole city. Now each one of their worlds are turned upside down, as there forced to face a post war and corrupt society that they live in. Meeting new threats and old ones on the way.

When reality glitches, Riven Veyl finds himself in a world where the hunt never ends. In a city of glass and storms, every step is a choice between survival and surrender - and someone is always watching.

When you're living in a place so strict and precise, you forget the feeling of love. The feeling of butterflies in your stomach, the feeling of saying dumb things on accident, and the feeling of never wanting to leave that person. Oh, wait, did I say that you forget the feeling of love? Our government makes sure you remember what it feels to love, and they don't make it so pleasant. So please, do me the favor as you join me, Otto Ryan, and somewhat of Nike Porter as we figure out the cause and effect of this...

With the Earth's population at an all-time high, and resources running low, Omni Senate enforces each citizen to take a test to prove their worth and intelligence in order to survive. After turning the age of 16, every citizen living in the city of Rochdale must take a test every 5 years. This test determines the strengths, abilities, and intelligence of each individual. If they fail the test they are killed immediately if deemed useless to society. If they score high, there is a great reward. However, there is a way to opt out of the test. If a child is sacrificed to Omni Senate, a married couple will not have to take the test until it occurs again 5 years later. Only a few people pass The Test, including one young adult in particular, Electa Brava, who scores incredibly high on the test making her one of the 𝒸𝒽𝑜𝓈𝑒𝓃 𝑜𝓃𝑒𝓈.

When seventeen year-old Runner was sentenced to death for stealing a loaf of bread in MegaCity One, his dreams were literally at an end. But then he opts to sign up for the Remnants of Men, a government sanctioned search for a rumoured fresh water lake beyond a radiated wasteland. At first, it seemed like a second chance to a new life, the transformation from zero to hero. But after an encounter with a rabid gang of men suffering an acute insanity, he soon comes to understand that he is one of many discarded into the wasteland to study the cannibalistic effects of a new drug called the Sixth Sense. Olivia Patterson has had one too many doses of the Sixth Sense and owes a massive debt to a shadowy rebel and loan shark called Death-Throe. Being the daughter of the City's dictator, she knows too well that the gallows awaits any who associates with the rebel. In an attempt to free herself, she acquires an asset in the form of Runner and finds herself always at the edge, for if he survives it means freedom for both, but if he dies...

The clock on April's wrist, nearly identical to the one dawning almost every other person of age, has been ticking down a screen of numbers for years. After making The Great Decision to install and activate her clock, the tiny numbers on the plastic display have been counting down to the precise moment where she would meet her soulmate—The One. Meanwhile, as the moment approaches, her best friend, Caiden, has a secret—one he isn't willing to tell just yet.

When women have complete control over men, how does society develop? More importantly, what's going on on the other side of the border? How does a relationship develop across it? Can it? What's really going on? Read to find out darlings...

Message from the President of the United States: Executive Order 153 What a horrific year we have suffered here in the United States of America. This year will live on forever as the darkest year our country has ever seen. Millions of our fellow Americans have fallen because of attacks of cruelty and savagery. This act of war will not go unnoticed. The deaths of our loved ones will not go unanswered. To our beloved fallen Americans: your deaths will not be in vain. This act of terrorism will not stand. In light of the recent events, new measures have to be taken for the few but steadfast remaining citizens of this country. The United States will remain strong-a country of freedom and prosperity. For this reason, as supported by and enforced by our new military, the Federal Pursuance Agency, all men and women living as citizens of the United States of America between the ages of 18 and 65 are required by law to register for the US Armed Forces and will be regionally drafted for involuntary military deployment beginning on October 01. Noncompliance with this mandate is considered a capital offence and will be punished accordingly. All underage and elderly civilians will be left to the safe care of the US Government. To be protected from further attacks of war and the grotesque effects of radiation, they will be granted access to government-sanctioned homesteads underground where they will receive the promise of safety and a good life. It is the duty of all American citizens to comply with this order to honor our fallen brethren, to protect their families, and so that this great country may live in liberty.

In the near future, the ozone layer has diminished, causing a mass annihilation of the world's population. Foreseen by the largest countries, they construct two cities, the submerged Utopian of Praecipua and the underground dictatorship of Indigri. After three generations, two men are more than ordinary. One who lives freely, not brainwashed by the constant propaganda controlling the masses. The other living lavishly, wanting to expand the population back to the surface, as well as gaining an influence of power. What will happen when the cultures of the cities collide? Will three be reformation? Revolution? War? I don't know, I'm still writing it! I hope you enjoy my novel in progress as much as I did writing it. Here are some reviews from creditable sources: When I first read this, I thought that this changed my view on life. Then I remembered I was high -my stoner friend It's in progress. -my publisher friend Dude, I like it -New York Times It's not depressing enough -E Allen Poe