Dystopianfiction Stories

In Aurelion, perfection is not a choice. It is a rule. At the Velarium academy, young women are trained to become Velvets - elegant, composed, and capable of shaping the minds of the most powerful men in society. Grace is power. Silence is discipline. Curiosity is dangerous. Elara Vale is the academy's most perfect student. She never questions the rules. She never breaks composure. She never makes mistakes. Until one night during Silence Supper... a message appears beside her plate. You are remembering. Now Elara must face a terrifying possibility: Her perfect society may be built on lies. And her own mind may not belong entirely to her. Because in Aurelion, the most dangerous thing a person can do... is remember the truth.

In a brutal desert wasteland, Coen fights for his camp's survival, battling his own brother for essential supplies just to get by. But when a raid goes wrong and his sister Amara is kidnapped, Coen has no choice but to team up with his estranged brother to track her captors into the mysterious Highlands - a massive settlement shrouded in secrets. Once inside, Coen crosses paths with Zahira, who habors dangerous knowledge of her own. As Coen searches for his sister, he and Zahira uncover dark truths that could destroy everything. With enemies on all sides, Coen must navigate treacherous alliances to save his sister and protect his people. [SAMPLE] AVAILABLE NOW IN PAPERBACK AND EBOOK

Everyone in 42.33183.05 knows that if you don't have type A+ blood, you're not a normal person. This is why every seventeen year old needs to be tested. However, when Lela Atwood shows up for her test, she has the wrong blood type. However, she's not the only one. They must undergo DNA altering surgeries in order to be fixed, however, when they first meet, they are very far from close. They both may die, they both may live, they both may be fixed. They both will go under together. #315 / Science Fiction

Beth Dutton wasn't born a victim. She was born a war. Daughter of the last free rancher in Panem. A woman the Capitol stripped of everything her land, her father, her right to choose. When they threw her into the arena, the question was never how to survive. It was how much to burn on the way out.

This is a new dystopian adventure story where the dark and gritty nature of 1984 is blended with the character driven aspect of The Hunger Games. Having spent her entire life secluded in the Martial Training Corps, Noni passes the final test, achieving the coveted position as arbiter of Arel. Placed under the tutelage of a seasoned veteran, Noni will see her city for the first time and learn that not everything is as she had been taught to believe. You can learn more about the Enchained series and purchasing options at the author's website. https://www.mcnultyjanet.com/buy-enchained-trilogy

(I Do NOT have a description for this book yet) (*Credit for the artist for the book cover picture) (Picture for Cover of this Book: Crow by Orange Beard. Go check him out. He's awesome at art!!!)

The face of public education needed a change and 25 years ago the Department of Education made drastic changes. Instead of rewriting curriculum, the DoE developed a system of correcting student actions by sending them to camp. New Beginnings is the place that has changed the face of the nation. Students who break any of the rules set forth by the DoE are immediately removed from their school and sent to New Beginnings. This is where change begins and this is when the children sent to New Beginnings discover that the 'new beginning' isn't meant for them. No one ever returns from New Beginnings.

They told them that the world behind the wall was plagued. They told them that the people there were savages. They told them that danger was bread in the heart of that city. They told them that if they were good, they would never have to go there. Take your medicines. Wear your uniform. Follow their rules. Do not question them. And do not look at the city that lies beyond the Wall of Teeth. But Finley Pryor never thought like they did. She knew she was different, she didn't know how, but she could feel it coursing inside the marrow of her shaky bones. She was curious. She was imaginitve. She was smart. She was Defected. Eighteen year old Finley, a middle class Elysian Citizen, never questioned her role in society or the rule of the Committee. She did what she was told, when she was told, and asked no questions. The threat of being sent to the Cinder, the dark ruins of an old world city beyond the Wall of Teeth, never allowed her to be anything but obedient. Bu when met with an ill decided fate, oppression can last only so long, secrets can be mumbled only so softly and the iron grip of the Committee could only squeeze so tight. How far will Finley go to find righteousness in a world full of irreverence? What tangled webs of defiance will she stumble upon? Will she ever come to know the secrets of The Stranger? And will it be worth braving the ultimate darkness: The Cinder.

Arga stared seriously. "What if this world isn't what we think?" Silence followed. "We're on Mars," he continued. Laughter and protests erupted, but Arga remained firm. "Or another Earth-like planet," he added confidently.

After MK-175 wiped out 99% of the Earth's adult population, 5 adults remained. They formed The Circle with Joanna Kirk as their leader. The Circle became our government. They decided that teenagers would now come to be the adults of our time, they were given a choice, banishment or working life. MK-175 kills everyone at age 21, all except The Circle who are somehow immune. On judgement day Kira was given the choice - join the sentries or face banishment. She takes the obvious choice and joins the sentries. Here she meets instructor Isaac, the best sentinel alive. She fights to prove she's worth it, while on her journey she discovers more than she bargained for and finds the truth behind MK-175 and The Circle.

After humans have used up almost all of Earth's natural resources, the Protectors take a stand. Destroying nations with non-nuclear bombs that they'd invented, the Protectors sought to return Earth to its natural state. However, they never could have expected the will of a few teenagers. Maisy couldn't save her brother. Angry with the Protectors and with the hospital she was temporarily living in, she leaves it with Mike. He brings a few others, all ready to fight whatever they could. They knew the Protectors were the least of their worries, but will they be prepared for the worst of their worries? Simply put, can they save the world as they know it?

The felling of the trees, followed by the global anarchy act has brought nature to it's knees. Tree nymphs were their own secret society in which they protected and nurtured their respective trees and the rest of nature. Now, there are only seven species, eight nymphs, and the entire world who want them as a prize. Follow the views of all of the nymphs as they experience pain, pleasure, and love. *WARNING* This story will most likely be transferred to Mature sooner or later, so keep that in mind. This will also include both homosexual and heterosexual relationships, so if you have an issue with that, you might wanna go. I'd say don't read this unless you're older than seventeen, but my words won't prevent you from doing anything you don't want to. ALL CHARACTERS ARE FROM MY IMAGINATION MINE (For those who don't understand, that means belonging solely and completely to me.)

Don't let the world change you, make it change for you.

♟ "This stupid game, you know, whatever it is, I'm going to figure it out. No matter how long it takes. For everyone's sake. For you. For us." Fourteen teenagers. One Cabin. Endless possibilities. When fourteen teenagers are placed in a singular area with no rules, no adults, limited supplies, and a game they must somehow win, things are bound to end badly. However it can always be worse when it's being secretly televised purely for entertainment purposes. In order to live they must win. And in order to win they must lose. The shot has been fired ladies and gentlemen Let the Games Begin ♟

In the aftermath of the Great War, Catherine Burke Myer has just turned 18 and is escaping from the work facility where she has lived her entire life. The facility is one of many built by Grid Technologies, a company that predicts human potential based on an unborn child's genetic makeup. Catherine was given up for adoption at birth with the promise that Grid Tech would raise her in accordance with her genetic destiny. All of society is obsessed with reaching ultimate potential. After the Great War, the government reestablished itself in order to rebuild. The country is now divided into 100 provinces that are ranked on the first day of each year. The province with the number one ranking hosts the capital city for the following year and receives the most benefits. Catherine resides in Province 3. She wants out of the Grid Tech system, she wants a life of her own, and she wants... ‘off the grid.’

It is the year one fifty in our Regime. In the land of Nurasia, there are two types of people on the Earth: Fuelers, the leaders and ruling class and Greenarians, the workers forever tied to servitude to the class that rules above them. It has been this way since the Last War and will be as long as the Regime stands. Enter Eco, a fifteen year old Greenarian living in the poorest section of New District trying to make means after finishing her last year at school. As she finds herself accepting a job as maid at the manor of the mayors, Eco is thrown into a lifestyle of luxury and frivolity she's never fathomed could exist. Meanwhile, growing factions of rebellion and unrest spread throughout the city...it seems an uprising is eminent. What will happen when Eco herself finds her joining a bloody revolution against the regime? In this new age and time, it seems as if the darkest days grow closer and the light of hope slowly dims in beautifully-terrible Nurasia.

When a teenage girl finds herself in one of the deadliest situations known to humankind...The Blackhole Trials

There is nothing left. Cities have collapsed, forests have burnt, minds have been warped into insanity. And humanity is to blame. The few struggling survivors are taken in by the facility, an organisation that promises prosperity in this dead world. But they lied. Tala escaped the cold clutches of the facility's compounds, and hiding in the cement tatters of towns and skyscrapers with a ragged collection of survivors, she stayed out of their grasp. Until this day. Until the day she wakes up; cold, clean, and without an idea who she is. In the compound. And suddenly, she isn't sure if the ground is real anymore. Nor the sky. She isn't sure her mind is her own. Until she meets Nox.

Boon Four: Variance