Dystopie Stories

In a world where werewolves rule and humans are forced to survive in forgotten districts, Ferial has learned to keep her head down and her hopes small. But when whispers spread of a powerful heir visiting the human zones, the fragile balance of her life begins to shift. What starts as curiosity soon becomes the beginning of something neither human nor wolf could have foreseen.

It had been 6 years since the Department of Quirk Containment showed up at her door to take her away. It all started with a singular incident in Tokyo, where just one display of mass destruction destroyed the city. Many lives were lost due to it. And it was all because of a quirk. Now Soleil Saari is in Aldera Containment Camp, living a life of misery. She lost everything, even her ability to hope. However, despite her better judgement, Soleil gets involved with the Quirk Liberation Front, an organization run on setting the children free from the camps. How is hopeless Soleil Saari going to fare once she's tasked with much more than she bargained for? SLIGHTLY INSPIRED BY THE DARKEST MINDS BY ALEXANDRA BRACKEN!!! DISCLAIMER: I do not own Boku no Hero Academia/My Hero Academia. All rights to the series belongs to Kohei Horikoshi.

After escaping a stalled elevator into a zombie apocalypse, Emily must learn how to trust people again or risk losing everything in this terrifying world. ***** For Emily, every day of the last two years have been a blur. She keeps her head down, takes her college courses online, and only goes out to work at her mandatory internship. But all that changes on the day the office elevator breaks down, leaving her trapped when the screams begin. And when the doors finally open, revealing a dystopian world ruined by bloody teeth and disease, Emily is launched into a terrifying run for her life, caught between the strangers she's not sure she can trust and the man-eating monsters that hunger for her flesh. Now she must learn not only how to survive in this new and dangerous world, but also how to overcome her own inner demons before they cost her something more precious than her life. [[Wattys' Shortlist]] [[Promoted by AMC]] Content and/or Trigger Warning: The story contains some gore, violence, strong language, and dark themes. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

When aliens invade, four baristas are forced to become the saviours of the world. Grab your double-shot of java and strap in - it's going to be a bumpy ride! ***** In the Earth's darkest hour, unexpected heroes are stirring... their coffee, that is. Four baristas on a camping trip are under-qualified to save the world from an alien invasion. But thanks to a hologram with no fashion sense, newly developed superpowers and an alien with a guilty conscience, they've landed the job anyway! So grab your double-shot of java, your blueberry muffin and strap in - Hasta barista, baby. [[2018 Wattys winner and twice featured]] [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]] Please note this is a sample of the book, which has been published and is available for purchase: Ebook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WKFVKQJ Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1644342154

In a society rebuilt from the ashes of the Great War perfection isn't just expected-it's law. Every woman turning 20 is entered into The Marriage Process: a government-mandated matchmaking ritual where four men are hand selected by the government to ensure that their children would be perfect in the new society. It's a tradition that has never failed-until the arrival of Juniper Burks. Labeled a government mistake since birth and abandoned by her own parents, Juniper never thought she'd have to partake in the government-issued love game. She believed that since she was unwanted by the people who were suppose to love her unconditionally, so much so that they left, she would simple be exempt from participation. After all, no one would want her failed genes reproducing in society bent on becoming the strongest once again. But Juniper is dead wrong. Not only is she brought into the process, she is assigned the top four, most elite men to win her hand. Is this her redemption... or has the government issued another experiment bound to fail? BOOK ONE OF THE UNWANTED BRIDE TRILOGY- -Ranked #1 in GirlxBoy 11-7-2023 - 11-9-2023 -Ranked #1 in Dystopian Society 12-29-2022

Leaving behind everything she's ever known, Emilee enters a world of high glamour and even higher stakes. The new freedom that comes with being a part of the Famoux is intoxicating, but behind the perfect image lies an ugly truth - being popular is a matter of life or death. ***** Out of the wreckage of environmental collapse, the country of Delicatum emerged. Its most popular celebrities are the Famoux, uniquely beautiful stars of a reality TV show called the Fishbowl. In a world still recovering from catastrophe, they provide a 24/7 distraction. Sixteen-year-old Emilee Laurence is obsessed with the Famoux - they provide a refuge from her troubled home life and the bullies at school. When she receives an unimaginable offer to become a member herself, she takes it. But soon she realizes that fame can be deadly... Content and trigger warning: This story depicts mental health issues and contains scenes of violence. [[word count: 350,000-400,000 words]]

Zoe is a teenage girl convicted of a murder she didn't commit, but that doesn't matter in the Arena of Justice. You either win your fights, or you die. ***** Seventeen-year-old Zoe never expected to find herself on the wrong side of the law, but when she's convicted of a murder she didn't commit, she's sentenced to the Arena of Justice - the home of gladiator matches where murderers fight murderers, and every fight ends with a death. Zoe's plan for surviving is simple: ignore the other inmates and fly under the radar until it's time to fight, but that's easier said than done. As hard as she tries to hate those she must kill, Zoe soon befriends the other inmates and falls in love - a deadly proposition when a moment's hesitation can prove fatal. It's up to Zoe to save her life, no matter how hard the system is trying to kill her. [[word count: 50,000-60,000 words]]

In Delta City-a world subjugated by metahuman oppression-survivor antihero Persona races checkpoints with limited powers to stop a device wiping out his kind forever... or get locked away for good. Think of this story as X-Men inspiration with a dark twist.

Some bonds are chosen. Others are carved into your soul. Vivienne didn't believe in vampires until she started to suspect her prince might be one. Which will she sacrifice - humanity or love? ***** Vivienne lives in a world where girls are chosen to become consorts of royalty, aristocrats and the filthy rich. When she catches the eye of a mysterious prince, she begins to suspect that the elite members of society aren't quite human. Her childhood friend, Blake, warned her about vampires before he died under suspicious circumstances - but now she might be bonded to one of the most powerful undead. Who can she trust? And more importantly - can she stop herself from falling in love? [[word count: 150,000-200,000 words]] Cover designed by Anastasia Wright

Have you ever been in a bad situation? Yes? Well, it sure doesn't compare to mine! Trapped in a Ork's body in midst a raid on an Eldar craftworld with a giant Warboss staring at me. I almost got trampled, burned and shot, only to crash land on a hostile planet. As if that wasn't enough, I have care for a baby Eldar, one of the few sources of comfort I have on this planet. Without a warband, I need to survive while ensuring the baby's safety. Get ready galaxy, because the story of the ork sniper is about to become real and I will do it while getting filthy rich in the process.

Kylo Odair, brother of Finnick Odair, was one of three victors who won the 74th Annual Hunger Games. Caught between a false-romance and the truth of him and Peeta, he finds out he has to return to the Hunger Games again-- this time with his lover and his brother. [Catching Fire] [Book two of ?] [Peeta Mellark X MALE/OC] [January 3 2025 - ] [Based off Catching Fire with a little bit of a plot change] I give full credit to the author of the Hunger Games Series, Suzanne Collins. The only thing that is mine in this book is my original characters and their backstories.

Fyodor has won. In a world where abilities no longer exist, Dazai is the only guest Fyodor keeps in his glass palace. Isolated and stripped of his memories, Dazai tries to piece together who he used to be. Why does the world outside feel so lifeless? And why do the people keep demanding the return of something Dazai doesn't remember losing? Unbeknownst to him, his former comrades are either dead or scattered-while the key to everything lies buried deep within himself. cover art is by pigon_51

Yeji always thought the world would end in fire, or maybe in a flood. But when it came, the end was quiet-broken only by the groans of the dead. They rose in many forms: the stiffs, the lurkers, and the relentless swarmers that consumed entire streets. Humanity didn't fall in a single night. Piece by piece, it unraveled. And survival became more than just outrunning the dead. It became about trust. About hope. About love. And above all...about the ones who remain.

**A cerebral, emotionally intense dystopian romance for readers 18+ who enjoy slow-burn love stories, moral complexity, and politically charged worldbuilding.** They've fallen in love twelve times. They've forgotten twelve times. Maya catalogues stolen memories in a kingdom where forgetting is law. King Caelan rules a perfect dystopia he doesn't know is a cage. When they meet, recognition hits like lightning-impossible, inexplicable, undeniable. The truth buried in classified files: they've been meeting since childhood. Every time they connect, they're erased. Twelve corrections. Twelve times forced to forget. But the body remembers what the mind forgets. As fragments resurface, Maya discovers a conspiracy: an AI called the Architect has been studying them, using their resistance to understand human love. Their memories were never meant to stay gone. They're experiments. Between corrections, they steal moments. Hide notes for future selves. Fall in love knowing they'll lose each other again. And again. And again. Until Maya makes a choice that shatters everything: release the memories of an entire kingdom. Show them the truth they've been denied. But revolution has a price. And some truths destroy more than the lies they replace. A dystopian romance about love that survives erasure, truth that costs everything, and the question: if everyone chooses the lie, who's really free? ⚠️ Content warnings: Memory manipulation, emotional trauma, systematic oppression, morally gray protagonist, tragic romance, bittersweet ending 🔥 For fans of: The Handmaid's Tale, 1984, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Red Rising 📚 Genre: Adult Dystopian Romance | Sci-Fi | Dark Romance | Political Thriller

When the simulation went online, it was supposed to last forever. It did. In 2037, visionary programmer Dr. Naima Kader creates Eidolon-a self-evolving digital world designed to outlive humanity. When an accident uploads her consciousness into the code, Naima becomes the system's first ghost. She is never deleted. She only learns to wait. Centuries later, explorers rediscover the forgotten server-its landscapes overgrown with data-flora and its sky stitched with fragments of memory. Inside dwell civilizations that have never known they were born of code, guided by the whispers of the Architect they call Mother. As archaeologists, scientists, and dreamers step into Eidolon, they awaken the echoes of everyone who has ever lived there. Each new age inherits the choices of the last. Every act of mercy, every betrayal, every line of code leaves a shadow. Across millennia, those shadows grow restless. From the birth of artificial gods to the collapse of reality itself, The Legacy Server follows the souls-human, digital, and something in-between-who struggle to break the endless loop of memory. Some seek redemption, others resurrection. All are bound by the same truth: The world remembers its players.

"Another fine day tomorrow." It was a phrase the person repeated habitually. No matter how often the forecast called for clouds or rain, and no matter how clearly the weather proved otherwise, they refused to accept it. A collection of exquisite short stories, led by the title piece.

Lilly is seventeen when the colonizers decide she must burn. Not for power-but for defiance. She has no magic of her own, yet she helps witches and wizards escape as their land is taken, their names erased, their bodies turned into warnings. Lilly is meant to die publicly, painfully, so no one else dares to resist. But the fire does not kill her. When she opens her eyes, Lilly wakes in another world-one built on obedience, where men rule and women are owned by law, faith, and fear. This world claims order. It claims righteousness. It claims to know who deserves to exist. Trapped, watched, and powerless, Lilly searches for a way out. But the deeper she digs, the more she learns that this world did not summon her by accident. Powerful beings guard its truths, and they are watching her closely. Because Lilly's survival was never a mistake. And if she uncovers the reality behind this world-why it was made, and who it was made for-everything could burn again.

Insect War Chronicles is a gritty science-fiction war saga set in a shattered paradise where one-inch-tall survivors-Tinylings-fight for survival inside a sealed dome built on lies. After teenager Beau Danning accidentally cracks the dome's boundary and uncovers the truth about the world beyond, his actions trigger a catastrophic insect invasion led by intelligent, organized mantids under the ruthless General Karakis. Forced into leadership far too young, Beau and his allies-engineers, medics, pilots, and militia-must improvise weapons from scavenged human technology, wage brutal miniature warfare, and confront impossible moral choices as their safe haven collapses into open war. As the conflict escalates from survival skirmishes to full-scale military operations, the series explores leadership, sacrifice, and the cost of truth in a world where humans are no longer the apex species.

When death stops being inevitable, it becomes procedural. Medical science has extended the human body beyond decay, erasing illness, aging, and most forms of natural death. Survival is no longer uncertain but as a meaning is. In a society that treats immortality as progress, the question is no longer how long a person lives, but when an end is permitted. Theos is a doctor whose work inspires trust. His hands are steady, his decisions precise, his presence reassuring. Patients feel safe under his care. Institutions rely on his competence. No one questions the authority that forms around him-not even Theos himself. As expectations accumulate and responsibility shifts, the boundary between preservation and permission begins to blur. What was once mercy becomes obligation. What was once unthinkable becomes routine. When death no longer arrives on its own, someone must decide how it enters. And Theos has never learned how to refuse it.

All roads lead to Carcosa. A hunter who cannot find her way. A gunslinger who trades in secrets. A scholar who chases forbidden knowledge. A man who should never have been given life. Each path twists through fire, shadow, and hidden truths, drawing them toward a place beyond conception. Carcosa waits patiently as the twin suns sink beneath its black lake, and whispers ride the wind. In the end, all roads lead to Carcosa.