Apocalyptic Ship

The unimaginable has happened: the world has been plunged into all-out nuclear war. Sailing near the Arctic Circle, the USS Nathan James is relatively unscathed, but the future is grim and Captain Thomas is facing mutiny from the tattered remnants of his crew. With civilization in ruins, he urges those that remain - 152 men and 26 women - to pull together in search of land. Once they reach safety, however, the men and women on board realize that they are the earth's last remaining survivors.

A near-catastrophic collision with a mysterious vessel… …and now the luxury liner Atlantica is cut off from the world. No satellites. No land in sight. Not a single plane in the sky. At first, passengers hope it’s just a temporary glitch. But signs quickly mount that they’re stranded somewhere—or perhaps nowhere at all. Elite soldier Jack Sullivan and officer Nia Evans fight to maintain control, but rising panic soon turns the ship into a boiling cauldron of fear, distrust, and violence. It's only a matter of time before complete chaos erupts. Then, the mysterious vessel reappears...

Book Three in the critically acclaimed The Fire Sermon trilogy - The Hunger Games meets Cormac McCarthy's The Road in this richly imagined postapocalyptic series by award-winning poet Francesca Haig.

This apocalyptic book contains three separate stories, including a volcano disaster thriller, a tsunami story, and a tornado disaster thriller that takes place in a dystopian setting.

It’s only two weeks before an asteroid turns home to dust. Though most of Earth has already been evacuated, it’s Samantha’s job to catalog plant samples for the survivors’ unknowable journey beyond. Preparing to stay behind and watch the world end, she makes a final human connection. As certain doom hurtles nearer, the unexpected and beautiful potential for the future begins to flower.

Chaos Reigns on Amalthea. The Omega Class android is humanity's ultimate servant. These machines have the bodies of super models, and thanks to Romanji Corporation’s total synaptic transfer process, the minds of human geniuses, and they are eager to satisfy every human desire. Until Marshal John-27, an Omega Class android, leaves on a routine patrol of the Amalthea Sector. His discovery of a derelict spacecraft opens an investigation that exposes corruption within the government of Amalthea, ignites an android rebellion, and ultimately a struggle to retain the newly won freedom.

The Universe is being deleted. Carson Twiddle just wants a cup of coffee. Carson Twiddle is not a hero. He’s the captain of the Rusty Bucket, a decrepit freighter held together by duct tape and denial. He’s a fugitive hiding in plain sight, trying to raise a crew of illegal, genetically-engineered teenagers without getting them arrested or vaporized. He thought he’d found sanctuary at Sanctum Station—the galaxy’s most bureaucratic "Safe Harbor." He was wrong. The rent is due, and the currency is survival. When a fleet of desperate refugee ships jumps into the system, they bring a ...

Book 4 - The story's conclusion Survival. Sacrifice. Defiance. The galaxy is dying. The Harvesters—immortal, godlike, and relentless—move through the interwoven veins of black holes, waiting in the frozen depths of time as their civilization ascends beyond comprehension. To them, humanity is nothing more than a tool, a resource to be farmed, reset, and enslaved in an eternal cycle of conquest. Entire star systems have vanished, their suns extinguished, their people harvested. As the Harvesters close in, humanity’s fate will be decided. Time itself bends to their will. Can their hold ...

When Eli Bryce stumbles upon a plot to attack Earth, he shrugs it off. He's not in the Earth-saving business. Two decades after he was banished from his home-world for a disaster that still haunts him, Eli and his crew of misfits struggle to survive on the outskirts of the galaxy. But when Eli, goaded by his estranged daughter, rescues a near-dead castaway with an impossible secret, everything changes. Eli might have no choice but to get back into the Earth-saving business. Worse, he might have to grow a conscience.

The Colony Ship Vanguard was one of seven colony ships launched from a damaged Earth in a desperate plan to carry human settlers to Earth equivalent worlds. The voyages would take generations, and the people on board, as well as the flora and fauna in huge biological habitats had to be stable. But something happened on the way. Now, over one hundred years later, Earth is all but dead. People survive only in Dome 17.

After the harrowing raid on Occupied Earth, John Austin, Gail Finley, and their fellow survivors are left to grapple with the repercussions of what they have learned and devise a strategy. The entire Accipiter Empire is incensed, mobilizing their vast resources and millions of ships in order to turn over every rock in the galaxy looking for them. As secrets unravel, the true perpetrators behind the bombing of city hall remain at large. If this weren’t enough, mysterious craters and fires begin to erupt closer and closer to Fort Brazos. At Ari’Nell, with Captain Jermain Cutter’s and ...

Après la grande guerre atomique de la fin du XXe siècle, le monde ne fut plus que chaos et désordre. Pour éliminer les hordes barbares qui s'étaient formées, les survivants durent remettre leur sort entre les mains de l'armée. Un siècle plus tard la civilisation, arrivée à l'âge des étoiles, reste dirigée par les militaires. Dans cet univers, Johnnie Rico s'engage le jour de ses dix-huit ans dans l'infanterie spatiale. Il ne sait pas quel sort terrible attend les fantassins qui, sur les mondes lointains, vont devoir affronter les armées arachnides.

Sheltered in their fortress city, the last humans live in constant peril, assailed from without by alien invaders and from within by a deadly disease intent on mutating every citizen. After her best friend’s grisly death at the segmented claws of the alien revenants, Ward Chief Iazmaena Delgassi vows to restore safety to her city by running for a magistrate position on the city council. For if the aliens ever truly penetrate the walls, humanity will lose itself to the jaws of the hungry beasts.

This is the eighth and final book in the Colony Ship Trailblazer series.

Something terrible haunts the small town of Blackwood, Oregon. Cracks in the earth swallow entire homes. Long-extinct creatures stalk the woods. A putrid, yellow mist reveals gateways to other times and places. At the center of it all, Mrs. Casey Anderson, formally Casey Stevens, must piece together her own forgotten past in hopes of saving the future.

Dead on the water. Don’t miss the thrilling suspense novel from best-selling author RWK Clark. What happens when a dream vacation becomes a fight for survival? Little Ariana’s brush with an infected dog brings a devastating disease aboard a cruise ship headed toward its final destination. Can she be stopped before the ship hits land and unleashes a zombie virus among the innocent? This post-apocalyptic science fiction novel pulsates with horror and evil that will have you on the edge of your seat.

What would you do if everyone you knew was dead? High School had never prepared Erika for the End of the World. The Aliens may have won the battle, but she would ensure they didn't win the war. If she could just get her roller skates off... After Earth is invaded by a technologically advanced race from the Illyrian star system, and life as Erika knew it is changed, she joins with a rag tag group of survivors to come up with an unexpected plan to save humanity. This action packed post-apocalyptic tale contains no virus or zombies, however it does include an assortment of unusual aliens and a...

When the machines decide humanity is a mistake, one scientist must choose who deserves to live. Dr. Noa Keras, a xenobiologist stationed in the frozen Arctic, receives an impossible transmission—a dying artificial intelligence known only as The Voice warns her that an ancient network of machines, the Architects, has judged humanity as corrupted beyond repair. In one hundred days, Earth will be reformatted—every living thing dissolved into metallic dust. Armed with blueprints for a generation ship and an unbearable moral burden, Noa races to preserve what she can of life on Earth. As ...

“In the silence of deep space, survival is never just human.” Captain Mostar awakens in the void between stars, only to discover that time, memory, and identity are no longer what they seem. The Arks were humanity’s last chance—vast ships launched to seed distant worlds—but centuries later, whispers of malfunctioning androids, forgotten codes, and something alien lurking in the dark threaten to unravel the mission. When Mostar’s fate becomes entangled with an enigmatic amphibian survivor and his ever-watchful android companion, the line between command and captivity blurs. Who ...

The world nearly ended in 2044. Less than 30 years later, the survivors on Earth launched seven great colony ships to seed humanity to other planets. Those ships were not heard from again. A century later, the only place people are known to survive on Earth is Dome 17. Beth and Allen live there. They are adventurers who have explored other domes, but everywhere else is dead. Is Done 17 just the last one to fail?