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Brace yourself. The mutation is spreading. And there’s no cure this time. Twenty-one-year-old Emily Blackwood has one goal: make it to Chicago before the infected catch up. After a body-altering virus wipes out most of humanity, Emily’s been surviving the hard way—alone. But when she saves Benjamin, a paranoid little boy haunted by hallucinations, and crosses paths with Drake, a brooding biker with secrets buried deep, her mission takes a deadly detour. Emily, Benjamin, and Drake may survive the infected . . . But can they survive each other? The virus doesn’t want to kill you. It ...

Six Twisted Tales of Sci-Fi Horror and Existential Dread by Nathan Harker, author of The Half Breed. In these six dark sci-fi stories, the future isn’t bright—but broken. Robots malfunction. Tech rebels. Mars whispers madness. Reality is a paranoid delusion, and humanity comes undone. Inside this genre-bending collection of sci-fi horror, dystopia, and new weird, you’ll find: A girl trapped in a dimension that should not exist. A virus killing out Manhattan from within. A dying astronaut hallucinating on Mars. A DJ haunted by a girl from the future—who isn’t human. A fallen ...

THEY SWARM. THEY MULTIPLY. THEY MUTATE. On board the Nostrodamus, deep in the dark shadows of the spaceship, something is crawling. Radiation has transformed an alien hive into something strange—something hungry. As the ship drifts back to Earth, the crew hears them—scraping in the vents, multiplying in the dark, dark recesses of the ventilation shafts. The mineworkers were promised safety. But management lied. Now the hive begins to hunt. THE HALF BREED is a teeth-grinding sci-fi horror inspired by Aliens, The Mist, and Dead Silence—a story of survival, corporate secrets, and the ...

They went to the ISS to do research— But something was already waiting for them. After a freak debris strike disables the station, astronaut Peggy Lace must fight to restore power and keep her injured partner alive. But Stefan Bossi claims something far worse is happening—aliens have implanted a cybernetic insect into his body. And it’s moving. As the silence of space closes in and cosmic radiation intensifies, hallucination and horror collide. Are Stefan’s visions a delusion . . . or a message from something out there? In their final moments, the line between love and survival ...