Magnolia

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A world torn apart by war and disease, the few who remained rebelled against their common enemy, the Capital. Markus Fletcher fights to save the only family he has left.All Rights Reserved

death disease dystopian pg-13

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Poor Josiah. Poor, filthy, illiterate Josiah Mench. Not even Liam, the closest thing he has to a friend, can stand to be near him. But for these two, friendship of any kind becomes a matter of survival when pandemic tears the world to pieces.&amp;nbsp;Now, the survivors--children here and there, untouched by the plague--must hang together or die.&amp;nbsp; Catastropolis&amp;nbsp;is a book of endings. When a single generation is lost, the structures of society fail--utterly, maybe forever. But there are beginnings too, visions of what life in a new future might hold for those willing to fight for it.&amp;nbsp;It is here in this new, primitive age that Josiah finds his voice, and a new people find a prophet to lead them out of the wilderness. But it is also here that heaven and hell will contend for them first.

Erin and Josh are genetically engineered to be weapons for Triple, a terrorist group seeking to destroy all government super powers. Being genetically engineered means they both have power on an extraordinary level. They are sent out to hunt people down and kill them, against their will. If they don't do as they are told, they are punished. They don't want to kill people but they have no choice if they want the other to live. Because Erin and Josh have a bond so strong that hurting one, means hurting the other. Killing one, means killing the other. Neither of them want the other to die. When they are sent out to kill a boy who is the biggest threat to Triple, they both realise that this is so much bigger than them. With the help of Charlie, they start to free themselves from Triple's grip, but can they free the world as well as themselves? For they have only each other.

Kylie lives in a society where people are numbered according to their social status. Kylie is a Zero, the bottom of the social hierarchy. She is doomed to spend her life on the lower end until she meets Jared, a Five. Everyone knows it's forbidden for a Zero to have a relationship with anyone, even another Zero. So what happens when Kylie begins to fall for Jared?

A teenage boy is forced to participate in a fight to the death for his country.

In a dystopian world, overpopulation has resulted in a society that is purely focused on the survival of the human race. For the women of Lotus, there are two options: assist in the repopulation of the species that suffers an abnormally high infertility rate or leave in a body bag. Kaira's bleak future takes a turn and she is forced to leave her home to go to Pine, the capital of Lotus. Side note: in the near future, I will be changing a few things within the story.

There was a great divide between 11 Districts. Almost all families were separated and moved into other districts. So we could avoid war, the Capitol made a game to avoid war. Only sacrificing 21 people. A game where the Capitol children would fight to the death in a game and the survivor from that district may get to see their family as well as the whole district. How will this story end? In a bloodbath or in peace?

The day comes when a government scientist is murdered along with his family by the Government he worked for. A father creates his daughter a new body giving her new life. Now she has to avenge the death of her father while taking down the government before their forces take over the world.

A large group of people is hiding in a secluded mansion, hoping that the devastating war doesn't reach them. Most don't know each other, and have to adjust to living like each day brings them closer to the end.

The last priest in a plague-ridden and dying city contends with a new vision of immortality.

Catastropolis

Poor Josiah. Poor, filthy, illiterate Josiah Mench. Not even Liam, the closest thing he has to a friend, can stand to be near him. But for these two, friendship of any kind becomes a matter of survival when pandemic tears the world to pieces.&amp;nbsp;Now, the survivors--children here and there, untouched by the plague--must hang together or die.&amp;nbsp; Catastropolis&amp;nbsp;is a book of endings. When a single generation is lost, the structures of society fail--utterly, maybe forever. But there are beginnings too, visions of what life in a new future might hold for those willing to fight for it.&amp;nbsp;It is here in this new, primitive age that Josiah finds his voice, and a new people find a prophet to lead them out of the wilderness. But it is also here that heaven and hell will contend for them first.

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