“The world ended two days after I ran away from home. Not my world, The world. But it wasn’t my fault. I swear. “ Luke Sinclair is left alone in an empty world where almost everyone has died. After spending two years searching out the few remaining people he discovers Brie Osborn and her fellow survivors. But at eighteen he isn’t ready to settle down no matter how pretty the girl is. However, after discovering three children trapped in an evil situation he reluctantly accepts the responsibility of saving them. Unfortunately, Brie would be vital to his success. Two teenagers and three children being chased by evil men in a world gone mad. A world without anything that they had come to depend upon. Nothing works as it should. There is no authority to turn to. Only two people doing the right thing. Sometimes, heroism is forced on a person. How they accept that responsibility can determine everything. They soon discover a world without heroes is not a world worth having.

Five young people trapped in a skyscraper at the end of the world must learn to survive in a new era. An era where all the old rules no longer apply. Evan Carlson finds himself responsible for four other teenagers at the top of the Palmer tower in New York City. Unable to descend into the chaos beneath them they must scavenge from their new home. But, even isolated, the evil from below still rises and must be dealt with. Finally, when they are forced to break free they discover everything is worse than they could ever imagine. Sydney Parker had her entire life mapped out, Harvard next year, Yale law school four years later. A girl’s dream husband along the way. But now, her world is ruined. Everything she had hoped to find had been taken and she must learn to live in this new world with death and devastation around every corner. And a young man in Evan Carlson that would try any woman’s patience. Five young people who might be humanity’s last hope make their way across the country in search of a better place. If they don’t make it, no one will ever know nor care. And the human species might be lost forever.

The small town of Hope Montana cuts itself off as the world ends around it. Little more than a village all alone in the mountains struggling to survive the worst of dystopoian disasters. Jake Roberts is an outsider. A young man fighting to belong while the world crumbles. Torn between helping others and trying to remain detached. As the town and its people fight to survive both the plague and each other, Jake is caught in the middle of it all. How do people live when they lose contact with civilization? What happens when people lose what they have taken for granted? Food, electricity, and security. All of it gone, and worse, never coming back. Mia Burk is left caring for her foster brother and sister as the world ends. A situation no seventeen-year-old girl should be put through. This new heavy burden of responsibility forces her to do things she would never consider if life was normal. But this new world means she and her family must do whatever is necessary to live. Two people fighting to survive in a post-apocalyptic world where every rule has changed.

Alone, isolated in the wilds of Alaska, Rachel Jordan’s only goal was to keep her two little sisters alive as the world they knew disappeared. Abandoned at her uncle’s lodge, Rachel struggles to come to grips with the new reality. Everyone she ever knew is dead or dying. Civilization has disappeared and there will be no rescue. She and her sisters must face this new world all alone. Of course, when a boy is washed up on the beach, her problems only go from bad to worse. Half drowned, Noah McCain is forced to accept a new responsibility. Keeping three girls alive, and finding a way to get them back to what used to be civilization. He must use every bit of woodcraft and repeatedly risk his life just so they might survive. Only after living through a harsh Alaska winter can he focus on escape. He knows that long term, their only chance is to find other survivors. Even if that means they have to walk all the way. Follow these young people’s trials as they struggle to not only survive but thrive in this new world.

Nineteen years since the world ended and the fight for survival was constant. People had gathered in Western Oregon from all over the country, each with their own story of survival. Each fighting to make the world better, and perhaps regain some of what has been lost. Brent Tanner, first of the children born after the end of the world was on patrol in what used to be known as southern Oregon when someone tried to kill him for no reason. A pretty female type someone. Hanna had escaped a past filled with terrors and a future filled with slavery. The only thing she knew in this life was that no one could be trusted. Especially men. When she is captured by Brent after trying to kill him, she knows her life is over. Any chance of freedom is gone forever. Surprisingly, Brent turned out to be the kind of man willing to help, not hurt. Working together they will attempt to save the people she left behind. And maybe Hanna can learn what civilization can be.

A boy is always called to adventure, especially when it means saving both humanity and a special girl. Thirty-Eight years after a virus killed almost everyone on earth, Joshua Tanner is desperate to save what remains of civilization. Knowledge is disappearing and the usable remnants of the original’s world are getting harder and harder to find. Oh, and there is a girl on the other side of the continent in need of rescue. Traveling across a post apocalyptic continent Joshua must face natural disaster and desperate humans to save a community and take the first steps to saving the rest of humanity.