apocalyptic fiction

The world lies shattered — by deception, plague, madness, and pride.

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The year is 2172. The world is mostly water. Eighteen-year-old Marlin Paz and her pregnant girlfriend arrive in the harbor city of Brume after twenty-five harrowing days at sea only to find themselves forbidden to go ashore. In desperate need of food and a hospital, they try to come up with a plan and wonder: what happened since they lost contact with the land?

Alex Wolford doesn't know much about the world before the Stymphs came. But he knows that he, and everyone else in the underground California Base...they are prey. The Stymphs prowl in the dark. Humans, now reduced to thousands scattered worldwide, have to hide every night. Scrounging in dead buildings to live. Risking a bloody death every time you go outside.

In the Apocalyptic 7, A.R. Leonard weaves her Bible knowledge and creativity to create a compelling story about the war that rages behind the scenes to prepare the world for what’s coming in the Book of Revelations. Amidst the adrenaline packed dramatic escapades, combats and bombings one can trace the golden strands of God’s love and good will for men. It’s one of the few well written books that merges the Biblical Faith and Assassin stories.

It’s one year until the apocalypse of 12.21.12 is supposed to take place. Burning buildings, screaming babies, and death will surround us. It will be the end of the world. That can’t be allowed. When six powerful women come together with one goal—to save humanity—they’ll get much more than they bargained for. They join forces and learn to use the gifts hidden within themselves to battle a monster feeding off something too many of us feel in our souls: Hate. But they must first learn how to forgive—themselves as well as others.