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INSOLENCE

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Reads 377
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Parts 10
Time 44m

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Years after a deadly outbreak threatened to destroy the nation completely, the United States struggles with record levels of crime and unrest. After moving everyone up thousands of feet into the air in hopes of preventing the spread of disease, the government is forced to send criminals back to the surface to live on their own.

When everyone is ready to move back down, the newly "elected" President, Astrid Greene, is quick to announce that she is happy to help. But as time goes on, she proves to be a less than worthy leader for the country.

Throughout it all, Aero Rank is drafted into a militia that hopes to eradicate all crime from the Below where criminals run rampant. Aero only wants to make it through his required service so that he may move back home, but is quickly caught up in a plan to overthrow Greene and restore the nation to its former glory.

INSOLENCE begins the epic with explosive action sequences and thrilling events that will keep you guessing until the very end.All Rights Reserved

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The Executioner's Mandate: A Dystopian Novellas ~ 2034 ~ A Fractured America by wordstir

Trevor thought back on the destruction, the intersection of a pandemic and fascism inciting a militia uprising That was enough to ignite fourteen years of agony and destruction. It's 2034 and America's flame was flickering, about to burn out. The heart of a great country had been laid bare; chest ripped apart like open-heart surgery. A well-armed militia planned the final take-down. What had Simpson said? "Maybe now we have a chance at rebuilding. Trevor wanted to believe that, despite similar riots spreading across Europe.

My Campus Cemetery by cheesenubwead

The nightmare we all fear of has emerged into reality. The Covid-19 virus evolved in its third phase, reanimating the corpse and transforming the infected into zombies. Now a new normal is not proposed but enforced as the only option human kind has ever left... to survive from this endless hordes of the undead in this new holocaust. Scientists, doctors, and all front-liners are now fighting not just for the cure, but also for the new threat of the undead. Sadly, as this incurable disease spreads worldwide, man tapped in to their darkest side of humanity, the selfishness which have brought the virus in the first place. Now, will their self-centered attitude save them? Or will it be the root for the humans' extinction? Join in on the adventures of a student teacher and a freshman lady as we switch from each one's point of view as they try to coordinate with each other from a distance. Securing what they think of as the safest place to be... their campus.

What Lasts in Us by monstrousbeauty

**COMPLETED** Several years after the world succumbed to a deadly strain of measles that turned those infected into crazed, mindless cannibals, Charlotte wanders the backroads alone, content with surviving day-to-day. That is until she crosses paths with Nate and his daughter, Emmi. Emmi is not and cannot be vaccinated against the disease, so the only way to protect her and give her some kind of life is to reunite her with her estranged mother in a quarantine zone on the other side of the country. Charlotte wants nothing to do with Nate or the girl who looks like her dead sister. She does not want to go through the grief of losing people again if something bad was to happen. And something bad does happen when Emmi is kidnapped, and it is no one's fault but Charlotte's. Through this obligation alone, Charlotte feels like it is her responsibility to get Emmi back, to right her wrong. In helping Nate pursue his kidnapped daughter, Charlotte inadvertently allows herself to feel again, to care for those other than herself. But with the clock ticking, Charlotte's new found family may just end up like her own, dead and destroyed, if Emmi is exposed to the disease that her father tried so hard to protect her from.

Semargl's Play. Alive Inside by dmytrokuzmin

Ukraine, 2019. A deadly virus emerges rapidly across the whole world, turning people into the living dead. Politicians drown in debates, tying the hands of the military and losing the momentum to strike back. The human civilization is consumed during the first months after the Outbreak. A Ukrainian teenager Dima escapes with his family and a column of deserted military units. Through suffering from PTSD, losses, taking responsibilities and making choices he is not ready for, he will lead his people across the whole post-apocalyptic Ukraine, join rescue missions, full-scale wars and ignite a coup d'etat, which will be the worst catastrophe of his life and, most importantly, fight to protect the love of his life: a girl named Nastya, who lost everyone but him. Apart from fighting for lifes of himself and his loved ones, he will set up a survivor community within an old port of Ochakiv and even play a little rock gig before the new world strikes again. First book of the saga.

Project Z: The Outbreak by Jeli_Kitty

There's an unidentified drugs that also made by a person who only wants to conquer the world. That drugs is a virus, a virus that can turn people into a violent one. Violent, not only violent human but a brainless one who will just chase another to eat their flesh. Eating a human flesh is their needs to satisfy their hunger. Yes, they are humans but that was before, before this stupidity starts. They are not humans anymore. Do you think humanity will remain and stands in this craziness? Or it'll be gone too? People are running for their lives. People are running to survive. And some people are fighting for humanity. Why they are running? Running from whom? "Ofcourse! Running away from zombies!" Started: Mon, August 31,2020- 11:45pm Finish: Tue, September 15,2020- 2:36pm RANKING: #29 APOCALYPSE STATUS: COMPLETED

The Risks by EmJayRey

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whom we left behind by thesouloftheraven

A zombie invasion sweeps across a country, spreading slowly from city to city. While the people seek protection and answers from their president, he makes the least precise decision: to downplay its importance in the early stages. The fall of the last city to the new virus goes hand in hand with the fall of all hope... But hope will come from somewhere else. Rosie, a girl from the lower suburbs with a sad family history, crosses paths with Elliot, a man who grew up in the countryside. On their journey, they will meet other survivors, face new challenges together, and uncover something they were not ready to admit. Rosie was born and raised in the heart of the city, but she learned how unfair life can be at an early age, after her mother was widowed and later met a man who, over the years, revealed himself to be abusive and selfish. When the virus reached the country, Rosie was planning to study medicine at the state's most prestigious university. But when her stepfather found out, he ruined the opportunity, wanting her to stay at home where he could keep her under his control. The news began filling with reports of the virus, and everything seemed to trail off into ellipses. The president offered no solid answers about the situation, fueling people's anxiety. Not knowing what else to do, many fled the country, others emptied stores and locked themselves inside their homes, while not a small number stirred up riots and fights in the streets. By the time the president finally decided to take action, everyone knew it was already too late.

THE END [[#Wattys2020]] by dan-martin

Full of growing suspense and surprise turns, "The End," set in the very near future, follows the winding and overlapping paths of several compelling characters as they're forced to navigate independent, yet inter-winding paths through the turbulent waters of a post-apocalyptic planet. These men, women and children struggle to make impossible decisions and, for some, unthinkable autocracies, in the name of self-preservation. At the moment of the event, time abruptly stops, and then slowly begins again, as our heroes are and heroines are jolted out of their mundane lives and sent reeling. "When confronted with the impossible and the unbelievable, the most viable options are often the most irrational." --Greta Thunberg, May 2027 This book, although 'technically' a work of fiction, is unique because the author has actually been on-site and personally witnessed almost all of the events and narratives described in it. Dan Martin has seen some of the planet's worst natural and man-made catastrophic events--war, devastating earthquakes, government and economic collapse, pandemics, looting, killing and kidnapping. He has personally been immersed in the chaos, destruction and collapse of cities and nations, and is able to convey those raw, often gritty, surreal experiences through the novel's lead characters. As the reader follows the unfolding drama, the characters assume real-life behaviors, actions and reactions with which the reader can relate and identify. You may even share some of the same tragic experiences. It is an inconceivable perspective and awareness that can only be imprinted on an individual who has actually experienced and been present during and immediately after such a horrific, life-changing event--something other post-apocalyptic authors are completely oblivious to and can only imagine.

A Different Virus - Laura's Story by CrystalScherer

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The Executioner's Mandate: A Dystopian Novellas ~ 2034 ~ A Fractured America

Trevor thought back on the destruction, the intersection of a pandemic and fascism inciting a militia uprising That was enough to ignite fourteen years of agony and destruction. It's 2034 and America's flame was flickering, about to burn out. The heart of a great country had been laid bare; chest ripped apart like open-heart surgery. A well-armed militia planned the final take-down. What had Simpson said? "Maybe now we have a chance at rebuilding. Trevor wanted to believe that, despite similar riots spreading across Europe.