Post-apocalyptic Stories

She couldn't escape. Not from him. "Let me go, Jack!" she screamed, her voice raw with desperation. "I can't stay here. Please... let me go!" His grip only tightened, and he stepped closer, pinning her against the cold, rough wood of the shack. "I told you, you're not running away again. I'm not going to let you keep running from me." The other two men-her captors-emerged from the shadows behind him, their faces as menacing as ever. The blond one with the rifle and the dark-haired one who had always watched her with a calculating gaze. They were all here. And just like that, she was trapped.

Ara, the only woman left alive after a plague, is searching for a way to save humanity. She thinks there isn't a man she can trust, until she meets Kaden. ***** A plague has swept over the Earth, killing the majority of the population and every female. Except one. Ara witnessed the horror and destruction, but for the last three years she has survived. Now, desperation and hunger force her out of the mountains and onto a dangerous path; across the flooded downtown and through the gangs of survivors is hope. Ara's father spoke of a clue that could save not just her, but humanity. Then she is captured by a group of men. Despite the seeming kindness of Kaden, a young man her own age, Ara doesn't know if she can trust them. Then again, there's no way she can cross the plague-ridden city on her own. Men. Monsters. Is there a difference? This is the story of The Last She. (This book contains all of The Last She Series - Book 1: The Last She, Book 2: The Last City and Book 3: The Last Creation) [[word count: 250,000-300,000 words]]

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.

When a deadly disease ravages the town of Holmsley, Frankie and her friends find themselves trapped inside a military-blockaded quarantine zone. ***** A story that was first published in 2014 and feels more relevant than ever. Fifteen-year-old Frankie and her friends must find their way out of quarantine if they want to survive. As the body count rises, Frankie realizes that this is no ordinary quarantine and no one is coming to help. Once infected, the sick become crazed and violent, while fear turns other survivors to savages. And who or what are the mysterious figures Frankie keeps seeing around town? It seems she'll have to unravel the dark truth behind it all if she wants to get out alive... Content and/or trigger warning: This story describes disease outbreaks and contains scenes of violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Brandon was just an ordinary guy, until his grandfather forced him into the army for a short stint in exchange for his inheritance. Little did Bran know, this would lead him to Japan at the worst possible time. What started as a chance to relax and party quickly turns into a nightmare when a deadly virus sweeps across the globe, turning the sick into the walking dead. A week later, everything Brandon knew is gone. His world is shattered, his friends and family lost. Now, on the edge of giving up or ending it all, Bran stumbles across a strange light leading him to a school. If you were the last man on Earth, and there were only four women left... what would you do?

She should not exist in this world. She comes from a past where her story was meant to end - and yet she awakens in a reality where every day is a fight for survival and where morality depends on who is holding the knife. She learns this world slowly: its brutal rules, fragile alliances, and the people forced to choose between their hearts and their responsibilities. She sees more, knows more - and that is precisely why she cannot be trusted. On her path stand people torn between who they must be and who they wish they could be. Relationships are born from tension, anger, and unspoken promises - where trust is a weapon, and love is a weakness. A story about a world where surviving does not always mean living. _______________________________ The story starts at the beggining of season 2 of the100 and follows main threats. Also available in Polish on my profile/dostępne również po polsku

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[BOOK 2 - SEQUEL TO WITHERING WORLD] It only takes an earthquake and a breathtaking discovery of enhanced human abilities for Jesse's life to change. WITHER was conquered three years ago, bringing brighter days to Beacontown and its allies. The blue mycelium antidote is now the people's weapon, keeping the disease in its grave. And as a plus, the New Order's friendship has never been closer. But when a war is lost, not everyone wants to accept defeat, especially not the disease that'd almost doomed humanity. A wicked mutation is underway, too remorseless to spare even the ones who have the greatest chance of survival. This new, blood-curdling variant is wiser, stronger and has stolen the very tactic that Jesse uses to bring home the victory every time - teamwork. Now forcing the infected to their side, WITHER taunts at the antidote that no longer cures. What hope is left for the world? ~~~~ -PERSPECTIVES- [JESSE - 1ST PERSON] [LUKAS - 1ST PERSON] [PETRA - 1ST PERSON] ****

a story of people fighting tooth and nail believe it or not

An apocalypse. Four students. A world turned red and ghostly; a god named the null who wants them dead. As the group fights to stop human extinction, they realize the monsters arent their only issue. The source of this apocalypse was their childhood sanctuary-a lab that seems to have vanished from reality. If two of the four, Kay and Willow cant remember the way back, humanity is done. In a world where your memories can be "twisted" by a god, its not who do you trust.. its who can you trust? Can Kay, Onyx, Willow, and Axel fix the world while fighting for their lives?

A generation after humanity has destroyed itself in a war the survivors don't even remember the cause of, elves and magic have re-emerged, not as saviors, but oppressors. In the remaining cities, a nobility of fae with unmitigated cruelty has taken control of the human population. In the wilderness, a human monastery, in harmony with independent human villages, launches a reclamation project in the deep wooded ruins of a New England college town. On the outside, the motive of this commune appears altruistic, sending young acolytes out to explore the ruins of libraries and other cultural centers to try and recreate an archive of human civilization from "Before the Fall." Two sisters are rescued from the oppression of the fae dominated cities and indoctrinated into the reclamation project. The elder, Akira, has gone to extreme measures to ensure their survival at any cost. The younger, Pearl, has maintained her innocence and continues to view the world from an idealistic perspective. Can they save the world through their love and devotion, or will they succumb to the evils of the world? Is evil intrinsic?

Fifty years ago, the Veyans vanished. Their ships rose as one and disappeared into the void, leaving behind ruins, fractured technology, and a world collapsing into chaos. Time itself began to break-pockets of the past bleeding into the present, moments of the future flickering and dying before they could be born. They call it the Fracture. Lyra survives by scavenging Veyan relics and trading them to the highest bidder. Hope is a luxury she abandoned long ago. Trust is a weakness she cannot afford. But when she discovers an artifact no human has ever seen, the dormant Signal Tower screams to life-and through the static, a voice speaks. His name is Solen. He is Veyan. He is dying, scattered across the broken timeline of Earth. And he believes Lyra is the only one who can save him. Bound together by the artifact, Lyra ventures into the Fracture Zones-where past and present collide, and danger waits in every shadow. As she hunts for the fragments of Solen, their connection deepens into something neither expected. A longing that bends time. A bond that defies the ruins of a dying world. But the signal has awakened something else. An ancient enemy that hunted the Veyans across the stars now turns its gaze toward Earth. The Fracture is widening. The enemy is feeding. And Lyra must make an impossible choice: save the man she is falling for, or send the last signal before dawn-a call that could heal the world, but cost her everything. A sweeping sci-fi romance. A love story across time. A final chance for a dying world.

Pieces from other stories; snippets of what could have been in another time, another place, and another world entirely.

An endless winter storm has descended upon the lands of Skadha, freezing everything in its path and twisting humanity itself. Those caught in the storm mutate violently, becoming unrecognizable monsters, forcing the survivors to flee beneath the earth. Humanity now clings to life in the Depths, a sprawling, multi-layered underground civilization built to endure the cold above. Each layer has its own societies, markets, dangers, and secrets, forming a complex world where survival is a constant struggle. To maintain order and protect the people who live below, the Unus Commission was established. As the governing authority of the Depths, it oversees a network of subordinate Commissions and controls the Handlers, contracted mercenaries who take on dangerous missions for food, wealth, and survival. Every job is a gamble, every mission a fight against death, and betrayal can come from any corner of the labyrinthine tunnels. In a world where the storm above is relentless and the cold below is unforgiving, no one is safe. Mutated horrors lurk in the shadows, human ambition can be deadly, and even the strongest can fall. Life in the Depths is fragile, and every choice can be the difference between survival and becoming another lost soul in the never-ending winter.

Leo Silva destroyed the world in seven seconds. All it took is one moment of lost control. One surge of unstable power. Now the world is ash, his family is gone, and the survivors aren't human anymore. Leo did this. And he can't take it back. But Alphabet, the syndicate that gave him this cursed power, isn't done with him yet. They call him: Subject S3. Hunted by those who want to weaponize him. Haunted by the faces of everyone he killed. Leo must master the very power that destroyed everything, or watch it consume what little remains. Some mistakes can't be undone. Some can only be survived.

The Convergence Point is a fantasy sci-fi dystopian tale of mysterious events unfolding in the present. Across the world, powerful artifacts begin to appear, bringing chaos, carnage, and the collapse of order. Yet a scattered few are plagued by visions: fragments from different points in time, bound to these objects. Each vision draws them closer to a hidden truth about how the artifacts were created, by whom and why. With each passing day, humanity edges toward extinction. With every vision, the boundary between past and present begins to unravel. Death and life, love and hate, past and future, everything connects at the convergence point.

A world in the brink of total collapse due to a deadly cosmic event, the society is slowly dying, what will humanity learn from its existence in the universe? Are we all going to try to survive in a planet soon cannot support us or will just accept the end? Can kindness and faith still survive in a place where everything is doomed?

The Program is on the verge of its final evolution. What began as a system of control has become something far more powerful-a force capable of rewriting reality itself. And Rowan Cade is the only one who can stop it. With the rebellion fractured and their allies scattered, Rowan and Cass make a desperate last stand against the Program's enforcers. The countdown has begun-a final reset sequence that will erase the last remnants of free will, leaving only the Program's design in its place. But the truth is more terrifying than they ever imagined. The Program doesn't want to destroy them-it wants to assimilate them. Rowan is no longer just a threat; they are the key to the system's transformation. Given one last choice-fight or merge, destroy or evolve-Rowan will have to sacrifice everything to decide the fate of the world. This is the endgame. The battle for freedom ends here.

In the distant future, humans have lost the Earth and spread across the solar system. Now they may lose the solar system as they learn where "here be dragons."

Some scars run too deep for time to heal. When the past claws its way back, the line between truth and illusion begins to blur, pulling a soul into a web of secrets where trust is a luxury and survival is never guaranteed. In a place where shadows whisper and every choice leaves a mark, rebirth isn't a blessing... it's a reckoning. read full story on store.ledavic.com IG: @ledavic.studio TikTok: @ledavicdigitalstudio