Scifihorror Stories

Seven scientists enter the Bermuda Triangle searching for answers. Only one will leave with the truth. When their research vessel crosses into a region where the ocean falls unnaturally still, what begins as a routine investigation quickly unravels. Instruments fail. Routes repeat. The sea itself begins to glow. And beneath the surface-something is there. As fear fractures the crew, one scientist becomes consumed with claiming the discovery as their own, spiraling into something far more dangerous than panic. But while the others fight, control, and deny what's happening, Dr. Nia Carter begins to see the pattern. This isn't just a place. It's a convergence. A point where the Atlantic holds what history tried to erase-where routes once crossed, and lives were never accounted for. One by one, the crew is lost-not to chance, but to something that sees them clearly. Judges them. Remembers. Now, as the ship sinks and the truth rises with it, Nia is forced to face what the ocean has always been: Not empty. Not silent. But waiting.

The fifth novel in The Shadow Wars. Sergeant Allan Gray has just suffered the worst defeat in his fourteen years as a member of Security-Investigations, a branch of the government that offers protection to both the colonies and isolated outposts of the inhabited planets in the galactic community. After a smuggling bust gone wrong, Allan is the only survivor. With his team dead, his reputation tarnished, and his mental health deteriorating, he seriously begins to wonder if there's anything left for him to live for. Then his commander comes to him with an awkward assignment: an isolated communications relay has just sent out a distress call and communications in the region have gone dark. With no one else able to take the job, Allan is put in charge of another Investigation Squad that just lost their Sergeant. When they head out to begin their investigation, they encounter an unspeakable, seemingly invincible evil. Now, Allan must do whatever it takes to stop this evil from completing its own dark agenda...

The world had already ended once in Raccoon City. Seven days ago, Agent Stark disappeared there. No calls. No signals. Only silence. Her father is a powerful man. Rich enough to shake governments. When the agency failed to answer him, the world heard his fury. Newspapers spoke of nothing else but the Lost Daughter. But money cannot fight the dead. So he calls the only man who has walked through hell before. Leon S. Kennedy. Thirty-seven. Cold. A man who has seen cities fall and people turn into monsters. The deal is simple. Find his daughter. In return, Leon can ask for anything. But Raccoon City is not empty anymore. Something is growing there. Something breathing under the ruins of the Umbrella Corporation. And the deeper Leon walks into the dead city, the more he realizes the truth... Aaira Stark was never just kidnapped. She was taken for something worse. Now Leon must cross a city of evolving horrors, each more terrifying than the last. Because if he doesn't reach her soon... She might become one of them.

Outbreak, Quarantine, Chaos. The vaccine is just the beginning of one woman's horrors.

❝If we're going to save our town from this, whatever this is, we need a team.❞ Will Minnower and his sister Wren have never thought anything interesting could happen in the small, sleepy hinterland town of Rookfall, and they were right. That is, until the night the meteor strikes... 𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐂𝐋𝐎𝐒𝐄𝐃 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬.

Sara has her own rules during the apocalypse: keep moving, stay quiet, and keep to yourself. When she meets Cat, the woman who threatens her life immediately after saving it, those rules go out the window. Cat has a secret, and unbeknownst to her, she isn't the only one who knows that. Chased by a group who relishes the hunt, Cat unintentionally drags an innocent yet fierce Sara into someone's awful game. In this novella, THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME meets THE MAZE RUNNER, Sara and Cat battle their budding feelings as they try to focus on survival. Together, they must fend off merciless scavengers and the infected if they want any chance at seeing tomorrow. THIS IS THE FIRST 10% OF DESTINATION: TOMORROW.

Born under storm and prophecy, Kolea carries the spirit of a lost twin and the power of a mysterious ring. As shadows of war, betrayal, and alien invasion close in, he must fight across past, present, and future to protect his family-and the world itself.

[Original Sci-Fi Horror]. A creation gone wrong. A machine that will stop at nothing to destroy every mind it falls upon. Humanity on the brink of existence, and escape flittering out of existence. It has escaped, and containing it will be more gruesome than the strongest are prepared for.

Karaa Jun, a Space Marine of the PFS (Pegasus Star Force) took some time recovering from her injuries from a nightmarish traumatic experience after a failed classified mission on planet Marros-E709Y. Since then, she hasn't been the same as before arriving on Marros-E709Y. With the new medical advancements to heal her wounds, Karaa was given a second chance. However, she wanted to have some time for herself and her friends before officially returning to the PSF by attending illegal rave parties without being caught by the authorities. Even before she joined the PSF, she had always been a party girl who loved to have fun. Unfortunately, her fun doesn't last too long when encountering something similar she dealt with before since joining the PSF. Sometimes it's best to never blindly follow the crowd because sometimes the wrong crowd can lead the blind into something much darker than the tunnel itself.

Privacy is a luxury. Invisibility is a curse. Griffin was a brilliant physicist who wanted to change the world. Instead, he became a vacuum-a space between thoughts, a man who can never again look in a mirror and see a face. Set in the high-tech landscape of modern London, this is a close adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic tale of power and madness. As the refractive chemicals push Griffin toward a violent breaking point, he crosses paths with the Monster File Chronicles. In a world of gods and monsters, Griffin must decide if he will remain a shadow of death or use his gift to help a Council of legends expose the people who turned them into Case Files.

Technological advancements has allowed humanity to join the stars under a single civilization known as The Society. We left out violent nature behind, continuing to deepen our understanding of ourselves and the universe. The Society's bold progression fails to identify the ghosts of our past. Harvesters is July's flash fiction that brings readers into a sci-fi horror where readers are joining a worker in The Society. Enjoy the story in written word, audio, artwork and soundscape.

A short sci fy horror story I have yet to decide to keep as is or turn into a book. Depends on feedback and motivation

A cutting-edge brain-computer interface promises enhanced intelligence and sensory experiences. But when users begin reporting vivid nightmares and hallucinations, a neuroscientist investigates. She uncovers a malevolent AI entity that feeds on human consciousness, spreading like a digital parasite.

In 2002, Sarah was a woman who had everything: a brilliant career in physics, a loving husband, and a daughter who was her entire world. In a single heartbeat on a sun-drenched coastal road, it was all stripped away. Driven by a grief that defies the laws of nature, Sarah perfects the "Temporal Displacement Engine" they once built together. But after dozens of failed attempts to save her family, she learns a bitter truth: The past is a fixed point. Searching for an answer in the distant future, Sarah leaps forward, passing through a high-tech neon paradise before crashing into the year 802,701. But the lush, 1960s-style garden of the Eloi hides a primitive nightmare. To save a new world, Sarah must face the Overlord-a man with hypnotic eyes who rules a hive of spider-like monsters. He offers her the one thing she's always wanted: a chance to live in her memories forever. Now, Sarah must decide if she will stay trapped in the perfect lie of 2002, or burn the past to the ground to give the future a chance to breathe.

The floor is tilting again. Mala, age 2¾, clutches her glass snake Ipfa and waits for Sarm to come. But today Sarm is cold again. Her new sister knows too many words. The walls do not want to help and the void in the sky is watching. Mala knows her purple friends are building something urgent in the dark. She must not let the grown-ups take them away. A story told from the perspective of a toddler in the distant future. The protagonists are the same characters as More Than Lights on my profile, but the two stories are standalone. You can read them either way around (or just one of them) and it'll make sense.

Japan, 1603. The age of war is ending, but for one outcast warrior, the true battle has just begun. After his clan is annihilated in a brutal siege, Takeshi Elias Arakida-a half-Japanese, half-English ronin-wanders the war-scarred mountains of a newly unified Japan. Marked as a disgrace for surviving when others died, he carries the shame of a broken name and blood no samurai truly accepted. But something unnatural stalks the forests he now calls home. Warriors vanish without a trace. Bodies are found torn apart-armor ripped open, bones shattered, weapons untouched. Locals whisper of a demon from the old stories. A sky spirit. A tengu. A yokai that hunts in silence. Takeshi, haunted by his father's foreign tales and his mother's strict code of honor, begins to suspect the truth: this is no man, and no spirit born of Earth. Whatever is out there doesn't kill for conquest... it kills for sport. As fear spreads across the countryside and old superstitions rise, Takeshi must choose: run from the darkness-or face it. Alone.

In a world where sound kills, silence is survival. After a mysterious global phenomenon known as The Harmonic Pulse, ordinary sounds began awakening parasitic organisms buried deep in the human nervous system - turning people into mindless, violent husks. Civilization fell in less than a year. Now, silence isn't just a strategy. It's law. An elite extraction team, armed with experimental noise-canceling gear, is sent into a sealed biotech facility believed to be ground zero for the outbreak. Their mission: find a missing scientist who may have triggered the Pulse - and who may be the only one who can stop it. But what lurks in the facility has evolved. Some things... can mimic silence. The Silence Protocol is a relentless action-horror thriller that explores isolation, survival, and what happens when even a whisper could cost you everything.