post-apocalyptic

Ellen has survived the end of the world by keeping her head down and her heart locked tight.

How hard must a man fight when the apocalypse arrives? Civil war ravages the country. The economy collapses. A plague spreads like fire, and pollution darkens the sky. This is the toxic world of Robert Ashton. A wasteland of broken dreams, death, tech, and mutants. But he is not alone.

"The Vessel? It must've been sent from God. It's the answer, the key to the peace I seek. Something to save or damn us." – The Father, leader of the Twilight Cult "Remember Us" is a thrilling journey through a post-apocalyptic world where every decision could lead to freedom or ruin, perfect for fans of "The Road" and "Station Eleven."

SILENT, EMPTY, AND CRUEL. THIS WAS THE NATURE OF THE WASTELAND. Ignium was supposed to solve the world's energy crisis. Instead, it destroyed the planet. In the darkness of the 22nd century, survivors fight to endure what's left. London, a wasteland veteran, struggles to keep his promise to protect his adopted daughter, Rose. After years of starvation, scavenging, and desperation, the two wanderers find a new hope: the growing nation of New Uruk. The city is an oasis of plenty and security, offering London a chance to fulfill his promise.

This is the story of Flicker, a pyromaniac whose only escape from the emptiness and oppression of life in a post-apocalyptic world is to set fire to luxury automobiles. Armed with a hammer and jerry can, he wages a one-man war against the Overclass, partisans of the failing regime struggling to hold the reins since The Breakdown decades earlier. He can’t remember his family, and his friends have disappeared without a trace. His only companion is fire, that mesmerising force of glorious destruction.

Marcus Wattle just wants to live. As the world is dying from the unending cold, he has a choice: die with the others who were not chosen to board the Arc, or fight his way on board and become a Stowaway. With the others who are now seen as criminals, Marcus must fight each day to survive and, at the same time, try and figure out how to get himself and his people a place among the civilians of the Arc. Can he force the ship's creator and its captain to see that all life is precious? Or will he and the other Stowaways die in the ship's underbelly?

They tell me the country looked different back then. They talk of open borders and flowing rivers. They say the world was green. But drought swept across the globe and the United States of the past disappeared under a burning sky.

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.