Dystopian-society Stories

A dystopian tale of a society were your number means everything. Due to a virus known as *info redacted* society has turned into a number system based on what power you have. Some are more dangerous than others. The rarer your power the higher your status in society is. 9 people must figure out the answers to the many mysteries within the society and try to change it for the better.

In the Solace Compact, love is illegal. Marriage is mandatory. Sera Vane was twenty when the state paired her with a stranger. She was twenty-one when she discovered his signature was the last thing her father ever saw. Kael Vorren is a rank-three Enforcer - loyal to the Compact, married to a woman he was never meant to trust. But behind the Compact's grey walls and mandatory pairings, Sera is building something the surveillance state hasn't caught yet: a way out, a way to fight back, and maybe, despite everything, a reason to stay. In a world where freedom is treason and every marriage is a file the state can burn - how do you fall for the man assigned to destroy you? A slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers dystopian romance about forbidden love, forced marriage, and the quiet rebellion of choosing who you become when the state has already decided for you.

Alis is a nineteen year old Agric who was enslaved by the Regents after being caught pick pocketing. She is ready to escape when she is bought by a handsome stranger who later reveals a big revelation that can only mean trouble for her. Despite her undying hatred for Regents, she admits he is beautiful and tries not to let her attraction to him get in the way of her plans. Can she resist temptation and will the Elite Regents leave her be when they discover her secret?

"Look at how a single candle can both defy and define the darkness." ~Anne Frank ^^^^^^^^^^ Lacey Bennett is a teenager living in NYC in the year 3035. The world has definitely changed from the world that we know, but it hasn't all been for the better. Sure, there are flying cars and hover boards, but the whole world is also under one rule, and it's what you would call a tyranny. The government issued a law where every blonde is to be executed. Aside from the blondes themselves, not many others know why. The problem is, there's only one known person left with blonde hair, and it just so happens to be Lacey. Lacey teams up with a group of rebels to save her own life, along with any future blondes. Together, they'll break all the rules, and discover more about each other, and themselves, than they ever thought possible.

The society thinks we shouldn’t care about what’s not real because well what’s not real is......not real. No need to waste time thinking about things that don’t exist or never existed. But I still believe. - COPYRIGHT -

Hunger Games meets 1984. In this dystopian world of a powerful Government ruling over the lives of their Citizens, its time for a revolution. The rebellion needs a face for the people to believe in, even an unwilling one. It doesn't matter if the hero survives as long as they are willing to play the Game.

Fleeing from home, Freeda uses the last of her family ration stamps to rent her first apartment cube on the ground level of Notional Central. Unfortunately, she discovers she surrounded by misfits, oddballs, and a few corporate outlaws as neighbors. Freeda wavers between sticking it out or running back to a dystopian society where crotchety Ganny, unbeknownst to her, has been taken prisoner to the Aridstasis Center and freeze-dried to force her return. What will Freeda do? Must she give up her new life to save her old hateful Ganny? And is she ready to face what really happened between her parents and grandparents?

Why couldn't everything be the same as it was before. They've taken the color out of my life. Out of everyone's. How could this have been possible? So many questions but not enough time.

"Well, who's in? I am." Tomas says, coming out of his bed and grabbing his bag from underneath. Malok hops out of his bed, grabbing his bag as well. "I'm in," He says, putting his hand out to us. I roll my eyes. "This isn't a dumb sitcom, Malok." Maia says. "But I'm in." "Me as well." Lincoln chimes in, still confused. "I'm in." I affirm. Malok shoots me a grin, but I look away. "Grab your stuff guys, I don't know how much time we have before these guys come down here."

Cara lives in a post-apocalyptic world where the society is divided into 2- rich and poor. Everything seems to be going its bad self until she discovers something...very interesting indeed.

BOOK II Find yourself within the chaos. h.s. au ____________________ Highest ranking: #49 in Science Fiction Original publishing: May 15, 2016 Fixed publishing: May 28, 2016 Continued Publishing: July 23, 2016 Unpublished: November 4, 2016 Update published: August 15, 2017 Sneak Peek published: January 12, 2018 REWRITTEN + regularly updating: -- © exposures 2016-2018

The Social System has divided class to the extreme. The Rich. The Poor. The In-Betweens. Rachel Owen navigates her way through this screwed up world with a few more twists that no one would predict.

Welcome to the future. The United States is has been divided and everything has changed. The people are divided, too. Divided between the Les Boîtes, the conformists, and the Les Gris, the ones who do not fit in. Les Boîtes are given happy, tax-free lives during the day while Les Gris are forced to work at night, never to take part in the day, to pay the taxes that make the New Confederacy run. Tannis Elliot knew she was doomed from birth. Still, she grew up striving to be like everyone else yet she could never escape the fact that she was never like everyone else, could never be like everyone else. She knows her punishment will be a death sentence- a slow, agonizing decline into an early death-through circumstances not of her own making. A secret network links her to Isaac Jeppson, another Les Gris, who inspires others that now is their time to break free and cause the New Confederacy to collapse. Will Tannis and her friends break free before they are broken?

In the near future, the dominant corporation that essentially rules Earth flies into a conflict with their oppressed colonies on Mars. Bowen, a skilled fighter with a twisted sense of humor, must work with four unique would-be heroes in order to set things right or die trying. During a time of many lies, the hardest thing of all to protect is the truth. [A Featured Wattpad Novel] Highest Ranking: #8 Science Fiction Now available on Amazon KDP: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077PT1MT4

"No matter what book you bought or found, digital or physical; romance will nearly always be a central point..." Working as a reviewer for the Department of Entertainment, Neilio Paranz is disillusioned by the amount of romance books he has reviewed and seen over both his life and career. When he is assigned to one of the newer books to edit, however, he realizes that there's more to these novels than just being entertainment. [This story is discontinued, as its being rewriten due to the author's disatisfaction.]

Cover credit to @HybridEmsy In this dystopian society book, a girl named Kathleen is taken by the government, only to have no recollection of her past. The society she lives in has a government that can change people's thoughts. But of course, their system doesn't work on her. As they begin to change their policies, everything changes for Kathleen and the only thing she has to hold onto is Jack.

Stacy always knew a zombie apocalypse was coming-it wasn't a matter of if, but when. While everyone else laughed at her, she spent her life getting ready for the day the world would fall apart. Now that chaos has hit and society is crumbling, the very people who called her crazy are begging for her help. But can she forgive them, or will she let them face the nightmare they never saw coming? Things get even more complicated when she's forced to team up with the most infuriating guy she's ever met. Will he break through her walls, or will she push him away like she's done with everyone else? In a world where trust can be a matter of life or death, Stacy has to decide if she's willing to let anyone get close-or if she'll go it alone, no matter the cost.