
When ten-year-old David Connor witnesses the brutal murder of his parents in the snow-covered mountains, his nightmare is only beginning. Hunted by a relentless psychopath determined to silence the last loose end, David must rely on courage, instinct, and sheer willpower to survive—not only against a merciless killer, but the unforgiving wilderness itself.
David’s Crossing is a gripping survival thriller perfect for fans of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, The River at Night, and The Ritual. Combining the chilling intensity of a psychological thriller with the raw danger of a wilderness survival horror, this edge-of-your-seat story delivers relentless suspense and a haunting portrait of resilience against impossible odds.

On April 26th, 2014, the Choragus Parasite was unleashed on humanity. By the time it became active, over seventy percent of the world’s population was already infected. No one knew where it came from. No one understood how it spread so fast. All they learned was this: the parasite thrived in hostility—triggered by anger, violence, and aggression.
Within three weeks, over ninety percent of the human race was wiped out. Less than one hundred thousand survived.
Sixty years later, a single journal was discovered on a remote island off the coast of Canada. Its pages reveal the truth of the outbreak, the collapse of civilization, and the desperate fight for survival against an enemy living inside us.

A thousand years after the fall, the wasteland that was once America is a scarred and unforgiving frontier. Orcs, goblins, elves, and halflings now walk the same shattered earth as humanity, born from the violent collision of two dimensions when nuclear war tore reality itself apart. Civilization is gone. Law is a memory. In this new world, water is worth more than gold, and survival belongs to those willing to take it.
When a desperate young girl seeks out a lone drifter to help rescue her brother, she brings with her more than a plea for help. The boy has been taken by a fanatical cult leader who believes he can awaken the last dormant weapons of the old world—and finish what the nuclear fire began. To stop him, the drifter must cross a nightmare landscape of raiders, twisted creatures, and ancient forces that should never have entered this world.

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Thirteen months ago, the sky filled with shrieking alien predators—and humanity fell in a matter of days. Cities were abandoned. Nations collapsed. The daylight became a death sentence.
Now, the last survivors hide in the underground tunnels beneath Los Angeles, emerging only under cover of darkness to scavenge, fight, and cling to what little hope remains. Above them, the creatures rule the surface—hunting, breeding, and turning human bodies into hosts for something far worse.

The crew of the starship Antori believed they had secured the easiest payday of their lives—transport a sealed container across a quiet stretch of space, no questions asked. The cargo was to remain untouched. Unexamined. Forgotten. But in the endless silence of the void, curiosity becomes its own kind of madness. And when one crew member breaks protocol, something inside the container awakens.
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Jake Carter believed the transport vessel Fenrir was his way out—a routine deep space assignment carrying colonists to the distant world of Ceres-12. Suspended in cryo as the ship drifted through the endless dark, he expected to awaken to a new life. Instead, he wakes to silence. Blood stains the corridors. The crew is gone. And the machines built to serve them now hunt the halls.

The lands of Winterhold are dying. A vengeful necromancer has risen from the shadows, unleashing an endless legion of the dead upon the living. Villages are erased in a single night. Kingdoms fall silent beneath rotting banners. The living are hunted without rest, and with each passing day, the army of the dead grows stronger. Humanity stands on the edge of extinction, its future measured in borrowed time.
Yet amid the ruin, whispers speak of a prophecy—a boy who may hold the power to stop what has been unleashed. Sarnan Woodlock, a hardened survivor haunted by loss, and his band of unlikely companions must cross a shattered world of dark sorcery, cursed battlefields, and relentless undead to find the child before the necromancer does. But the journey will demand more than steel and courage. It will demand sacrifice.
As the dead rise in endless numbers and the world itself begins to fall into shadow, Sarnan and his companions must confront a terrifying truth: some forces cannot be defeated. Only endured.

The world belongs to monsters now. By day, Sarah Kline and her group scavenge the ruins of a fallen civilization, searching for food, supplies, and any sign that humanity still has a future. By night, they hide. Because when the sun falls, the hunters emerge—vampires and werewolves that move through the darkness with terrifying speed and intelligence. Humanity is no longer at the top of the food chain. It is prey.
Everything changes the day Sarah discovers the impossible: a vampire infant, abandoned and vulnerable. But the child is not alone for long. When its parents come, Sarah is forced to confront a horrifying truth—the creatures hunting them are not mindless beasts. They are evolving. They can breed. They can plan. And they will do anything to protect their own.
With the full moon approaching and the predators closing in, Sarah and her group are thrust into a desperate fight for survival against enemies who are stronger, faster, and far more intelligent than anyone ever feared. As the line between hunter and hunted disappears, Sarah must face an unthinkable question: in a world ruled by monsters, is humanity already extinct—and just doesn’t know it yet?

Seventeen-year-old Jennifer Diaz watched civilization collapse in a matter of days. No war. No warning. Just a silent, invisible change—skin-to-skin contact now brings instant death. Families vanished. Cities fell quiet. The simple act of reaching for another person became a fatal mistake. Those who remain exist in isolation, forced to relearn what it means to survive in a world stripped of its most basic human need.
Traveling north with her mother and another surviving family, Jennifer meets Michael—a boy her age who understands her fear, her loneliness, and her grief. In the empty spaces left behind by a dying world, something fragile begins to grow between them. Something dangerous. Because in this new reality, even the smallest touch would mean losing everything.
As they journey through abandoned towns and the quiet ruins of humanity, Jennifer and Michael must confront not only the horrors of survival, but the deeper pain of what they can never have. Touchless is a powerful and unforgettable blend of dystopian horror and forbidden love, where hope becomes the most dangerous risk of all—and one choice could mean the difference between holding on and letting go forever.
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