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Boon Four: Variance

Book Three: Dominion

Two prisoners escape a public execution in a post-apocalyptic world, bound together by a bomb stitched into their chests. They must cooperate to survive in the last functioning city on Earth, ruled by a ruthless military dictatorship. And Pursued by a dangerous woman, a bounty hunter without a conscience. Every step could be their last...

Only for the Summer is a quiet corporate horror about policy, comfort, and the danger of being taken literally. In an unseasonably warm May, Bob, the only man in his department, casually admits during a performance check in that he envies his female coworkers. Their lighter business attire seems better suited to the rising heat. Days later, management announces a new "comfort equity initiative." Effective June 1, all employees in the department must follow the women's dress code. A stipend will cover wardrobe and salon expenses. The department is pioneering the program. Bob assumes it is temporary. Only for the summer. Unable to justify quitting due to rent, insurance, and a stagnant job market, he complies. At Muriel's Boutique and Salon, he is issued a full wardrobe and "complete compliance" treatment under company guidelines. What begins as discomfort gradually becomes relief. The lighter fabrics solve the heat problem. The bra becomes necessary. The corrections from coworkers feel like support. By midsummer, he moves through the office with ease. As summer wanes, Bob expects the policy to revert. Instead, in a calm meeting with HR, he is reminded that the initiative was built on his own words. He said he envied them. Equity required alignment. There was never an end date. Fully integrated and financially dependent on the stability the company provides, Bob returns to Muriel's for fall fabrics. The building remains warm. Comfort, after all, is now policy.

After a Virus wipes out 98% of the population, the world falls to mass hysteria. Walls are built around major cities, and only the wealthy are allowed in. This results in many people living in the Slums struggling to survive and avoiding Officers on the daily. Officers will find any excuse to arrest people and send them to work camps. Todd and Shai are two friends living out of the Slums. They like to pretend to be rich and sneak into the cities to try and steal. Todd is caught one day, and sent to a camp. Shai is determined to do something no Rat has done before: break a Rat out of a work camp. She comes across Mikko, a man kicked out of the city for using outlawed technology. He agrees to help Shai if she helps him uncover the missing Prince so that he is allowed back into the city.

[HIGHEST RANK: #1 IN SCIENCE FICTION] The world is ravaged by a nuclear war. Borders were redrawn, powers had shifted. But the worst was yet to come. The core of the sun was becoming unstable, wrecking havoc on Earth. There was no other option left but to leave the planet we called home, once and for all. A leap of faith across the cosmos. But humans find themselves face to face with an alien civilisation. And the result? A three-way battle. This is a war for all civilizations, of all universes. This is a battle for survival, this is MISSION ORION. #1 in Science Fiction as of 23 February 2018.

In the flawless city of Eclipsera, perfection is law, and obedience is survival. 16 year old Halcy Iven, son of the government's most renowned robotics engineer (Kael Iven), has grown up surrounded by glass towers, artificial skies, and android "companions" known as Echo Units. But when his own Echo begins acting strangely, Halcy starts to see the cracks beneath the city's polished surface. For as long as he can remember, Halcy and his father have never been close. Perhaps that's why, even after fifteen years of living under the same roof, Halcy still doesn't truly know what his father does, or the depth of his involvement in the government. Far beyond the spotless districts, in the ruins of a world the government swears no longer exists, lives Agneera. A 17 year old survivor from the slums, orphaned by the same system that built Eclipsera's utopia. To him, hope is a myth... until fate - or perhaps a malfunction - brings him face-to-face with Halcy. Two boys. Two worlds. One truth that could bring an empire to its knees.

After a disaster strikes the earth, teenagers are all that survive. But they develop strange and dangerous abilities that brand them as monsters. They're nicknamed the Freaks. Luca's a Freak like no other. When he turns eighteen, he's sentenced to death by a government sent from space, known as the Soldiers, to wipe the earth of the teens and start new, but the Freaks don't allow that. Luca is saved from execution by Freaks who bring him to safety, and there he finds not only food and shelter, but more like him surviving, when he thought they had all died. He's immediately given a task by the mysterious leader of the Freaks, and he's faced with two options: should he sit back and watch as his own are captured and killed by the enemy he's dealt with before, or should he risk everything - even his own life - to save them all?

Turns out, several things could go wrong when the only thing you were trying to do was save someone's life. Now all that matters is finding a way out and staying alive.

"We've been here forever, And here's the frozen proof. I could scream forever. We are the poisoned youth." © 2015 by volxme. All rights reserved.

NAME: HARTFORD, AVYLON COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: CANADA. DATE: AUGUST 11, 2028 A terrible series of events have taken place all at once, all unexpected. Every country on the Earth's surface has been obliterated to dust by several nuclear bombs, all except Russia. In a time of crisis, only a small generation of teens born in the years 2009-2011 shall have a certain characteristics fit for restoring humanity. One representative from each country in the world has been hand selected based on their faults, their weaknesses, their Subordination. With the help of the Emergency Subordinate Defence Ministry, an army of 195 vengeful teenagers, armed and angry, seek to take down the Russian communist leader Ivan Bashmakov and get back at him for destroying the world as they knew it. Join 16-year-old Avylon Hartford in her journey through the halls of the E.S.D facility, training and preparing for the ultimate do or die battle in history. Throughout her fight, she meets other Subordinates who make her days in battle a little more bearable. Will their plan to save the world succeed, or will they fail to bring back order and justice?

The first person to Awaken was looked upon as a God. We all thought he was anyways, the Earth seemed to flourish around him. People were attracted to his light. The blind man with a cane looked so benevolent, we placed him as our leader. The World's Leader, uniting all of us in peace and harmony under him. That is. . . Until others started to Wake Up as well. We could suddenly see the connections around us, we could create things with our minds and the Earth we lived on thrived on our power. Our Leader didn't like that though. So, he seized his citizens and put them in a deep sleep, where they were in a "perfect world" under his ruling. There were glitches in the program though. And people started to wake up and escape the jails we were sentenced to for eternity. "I am Hanna. The last to fall asleep, and with the help of a society of hackers helping to Awaken others, I woke up to a dead world." "And I am Philip, I woke up to a world with no one looking for me. Stranded, I fight for survival. Fight to find someone who is also Awake." "It is my job to train these soldiers and fight against the Leader." " It is our job to bring life back to Earth." Copywright © 2014 Mybooksareyours All Rights Reserved Any unathorised broadcasting, public performance, copying, or re-recording will constitute an infringement of copywright.

The city never erased her. It simply decided she wasn't urgent. After a silent system update, Mira begins to notice small delays creeping into her life-missed meetings, canceled appointments, opportunities that never arrive. She's not ignored. She's de-prioritized. As Mira searches for answers, she uncovers a quiet truth: years ago, she questioned a system designed to optimize people for efficiency. The system never forgot. In a world obsessed with speed, relevance, and measurable worth, Mira must choose between fighting to be visible again-or stepping outside the system entirely. This is a story about quiet resistance, modern invisibility, and what it means to exist without permission. #The city never erased her. It simply decided she wasn't urgent. After a silent system update, Mira begins to notice small delays creeping into her life-missed meetings, canceled appointments, opportunities that never arrive. She's not ignored. She's de-prioritized. As Mira searches for answers, she uncovers a quiet truth: years ago, she questioned a system designed to optimize people for efficiency. The system never forgot. In a world obsessed with speed, relevance, and measurable worth, Mira must choose between fighting to be visible again-or stepping outside the system entirely. This is a story about quiet resistance, modern invisibility, and what it means to exist without permission.

♟ "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 ♟

Vivarium is a gripping psychological thriller that immerses readers in a haunting exploration of isolation and the human psyche. In a seemingly perfect suburban environment, a young couple's pursuit of the ideal home leads them down a dark path where reality blurs with nightmare. As they navigate the eerie confines of their surroundings, they confront unsettling truths about identity, control, and the nature of existence. With its chilling atmosphere and profound themes, Vivarium invites readers to question the boundaries of humanity and the consequences of entrapment. Prepare to be captivated by a tale that lingers long after the last page is turned, leaving you to ponder the thin line between dream and nightmare.

After a nuclear outbreak that nearly wiped out the human race, a community was built to keep its citizens safe and sound from the barren and plagued land outside. In this community, named Hobwin, those who came of age each year were required to undergo an Operation that would replace most of their human body with a robotic one. However, eighteen-year-old Grey Lester wanted otherwise. His family and friends often shunned him for his unpopular opinion on what it meant to be human, but he always kept his word. So when it was time for the Operations of his batch, what happens when he uncovers a dark and long-hidden secret that could change his and his friends' lives forever?

Novus and Opera. Two worlds, different in all ways imaginable. Novus is a perfect society, a perfect life. Everyone craves it. Everyone desires it. But only a handful gain access to the utopia that is Novus, an elusive place some don't even dare to dream about. Those who escape, they are the lucky ones. Or are they...?

In a city silenced by lockdowns and fear, three close friends-Paul, Eva, and John-must face more than just survival. With the announcement of a vaccine, the world stirs with cautious hope-but for them, it ignites a deeper question: **what does it really mean to do the right thing?** **The Vaccine Games** is a gripping story of loyalty, resistance, and moral complexity. As empty streets echo with isolation, every step becomes a quiet rebellion. Between law and conscience, friendship and fear, this story explores the fragile balance of humanity in crisis. Far beyond a tale of pandemic life, this novel dives into the emotional and psychological storms we all face. In a time where science offers a cure, **The Vaccine Games** dares to ask: does freedom come from the vaccine itself-or from the choices we make around it? **All publishing rights of this book belong to the author. Unauthorized copying, sharing, or reproduction is prohibited. Legal action will be taken in case of infringement.**

The Angel Dome stands among the tattered ruins of what was once the United States. Rising from the ruins of Los Angeles, The Angel Dome is a haven for those who have survived the apocalypse as this far. Of course there are minimal resources in The Angel Dome, so the government has started The Scavenger Program. By sending those who pose a threat to their way of life out into the ravaged lands of death to scavenge for what little food and water is left, the government believes they can control their people. Of course plans go wrong and that's where sixteen year old Nova Eden comes into play... - Born into a rich family, Nova has had very little reason to act out, right? Yet here she is hacking into government websites and disobeying officials. Now, she's been chosen for The Scavenger Program and is forced to leave her safe haven. Her life has took a drastic turn and now Nova is fighting for her life against zombies and the witches who summoned them. And even though her skills are clear, death is still waiting for it's chance to strike...