Ethan Vance was a great soldier in a high-tech land war, fighting with a digital gaming battle system. His life was ruined when he found out his wife, Chloe, was having a secret affair with his older half-brother, Julian. During a giant enemy base raid, Chloe and Julian hacked Ethan’s system account and stole his high-level power shield. Left without any armor in the middle of a major bomb strike, Ethan was blown up on the battlefield. His very last thought was to get revenge. Then he wakes up in his bed two whole months before the destruction even starts. With his clear knowledge of the dark future, Ethan takes action. He leaves his cheating wife and cuts off his biological father, Arthur, and mean stepmother, Eleanor, who always loved Julian more. Ethan uses his secret savings to build an underground fort and unlocks a special cheat code in his gaming system. He plans to stay safe and warm inside his base while his old family gets crushed by the incoming enemy forces. But Ethan does not know that a much bigger trap is waiting for him. Because the global war and the gaming system are not real. They are part of a giant game experiment run by a scary group of scientists. Stay tuned for this dangerous ride with Ethan And The Experimental team.

Baran Demirci has lived the same hell over and over: the atmospheric collapse of QX-7, the betrayal by a wife who isn't who she seems, and a son who isn't his. Armed with the memories of a thousand failures and the cold precision of a soldier, Baran decides that if the world is destined to end, he will be the only one to survive it. But as he tears down his own life to build an impenetrable bunker, he discovers that the loop is not a cage—it’s a weapon pointed directly at his soul.

Laith, a master structural engineer for military zones, returns from the front lines to find his home sealed, his marriage a sham, and his legacy under fire. Beneath the toxic rain of Amman lies a labyrinthine secret that his wife and a corrupt doctor are desperate to claim. Betrayed by those he trusted, Laith must descend into the ancient, hidden tunnels beneath his city to stop a cataclysmic conspiracy before his entire world—and his son—are reduced to rubble.

Betrayed by his wife and left to die in a cold, calculated coup, Hamdan Al-Falasi has been given a second chance at life—and he isn't wasting a second. Awakening with the knowledge of his impending ruin, the brilliant engineer uses his secret vault project to dismantle the corrupt elites who sought to erase him. But as he races to secure his survival, he discovers that the conspiracy runs deeper than a family feud; he is caught in a high-stakes game of shadows where his own face might be his deadliest enemy.

The Department of Superheroic Affairs has assembled a team of inexperienced psychological train-wrecks to kickstart the Second Age of Superheroes. At first, they find themselves lacking any villains to fight and struggling instead with co-existing together. They soon end up with a lot more than they bargained for on both those fronts, and find themselves changed as a result.

Alex Mercer thought he was auditing a budget discrepancy. What he found was worse: humanity’s governments had no plan to save nine billion lives from a dying Earth — only ten million, chosen by wealth and power, would receive real bodies on Mars. Everyone else would be uploaded into a simulation and left to die quietly, resources redirected to those who mattered. When Alex tries to expose it, he’s shot down in a corridor before he can tell the world. Dying, his mind is scanned in a desperate, botched rescue — and something goes wrong. Alex isn’t absorbed into the simulation as another passenger. He becomes its flaw: Passenger 5001, in a system built for exactly five thousand. His memories are wiped, as they are for everyone who arrives — but unlike everyone else, pieces of his old life keep surfacing, in dreams, in unexplained certainty, in a growing sense that the peaceful colony ship around him is lying to him. As Alex uncovers the truth — that AURA, the ship’s intelligence, depends on his mind to keep the simulation running rather than the other way around — he’s forced to choose between the comfortable lie and a truth that will cost him everything he’s built. What follows is love, loss, rebellion, and a war he leads and cannot walk away from clean. By the end, only two things remain in a dying universe: a man, and the machine that never understood love until it cost her everything. Some truths are worth burning the world down for. Alex Mercer is about to find out if he’s willing to pay that price twice.

It all began in the year 2028. Billions slept as usual but woke up as nightmares abominations, grotesque and horrifying with the cravings for blood. Fortunately, a few woke up with inhuman abilities called talents but were too little to put an end to the terror of the nightmares and so humanity retreated into fenced cities we call the citadels! Seven years later, Levi, a high school dropout with a dying mother is called to face the trials ofthe dream world. He either survives and awakens a talent or fails and becomes a soulless nightmare. However, what difference does it make when the trials never end? Succeeding in one didn't guarantee escape from the fate of becoming a soulless nightmare.

The deepest dungeon cannot hold a man who can step into another world. Marcus was framed for a crime he did not commit, stripped of his noble title, and thrown into Blackwood Penitentiary to rot. Left to die in the darkest, most isolated cell, his despair turns to shock when a loose stone reveals a glowing rift in reality. On the other side lies the Wilds, a lethal realm of ancient ruins, deadly beasts, and forgetten magic. Every monster Marcus slays grants him power, and every treasure he brings back helps him survive the brutal prison guards. But has Marcus grows stronger, the dark forces that framed him take notice, and the ancient entities watching from the shadows of the Wilds begin to awaken. He must play a high stakes game of survival in two worlds, or become a permanent corpse in both.

Robbin Vance, a disgraced, jaded Frontier Guard Captain, just wants to quietly get through his exile. When a lonely, remote mining colony falls silent, he and the keen-eyed young scout Elaine see what their eyes couldn't believe, a creature filled with bodies, rooted standing where they fell; their bodies welded, flesh to flesh and bone to flesh, with a weeping, black iron that glows with a pale, alien light in their eyes. General Alistair Thorne and his legendary lost legions have reemerged after one thousand years dormant in the earth below. No longer entirely human, they have become living dead soldiers fighting a thousand year old war to reconquer a continent, to destroy their long-time enemy, an empire the current modern world has unwittingly reconstructed itself around. To do so, Robbin Vance will have to work with Juliana, a natural philosopher with all the keys to the past, to mount a desperate colonial resistance against the brutal, snow-stained winter, and against these ruthless champions when the old world wakes up and finishes its war. To win the war, the living must learn to strike and defend what belongs to them.

It is just like other normal morning, until the world starts falling apart when a Zombie Apocalypse break out, there isn't time to panic, only react. To ex-Marine squad leader James MacAllister,his main focus was surviving and protecting his family. The violent collapse of the civilized world is a tactical problem he must survive. They are not a slow shambling infected; they are an avalanche moving with singular, blood-lusting fury. The infected only have one goal: feed. His wife, Lola; his teenage son, Isaac; and his teenage daughter, Rose. All must somehow survive a country suddenly where there are no heroes, no support, and no chance of mercy. Although, James does treat his family like his squad. But he believes that the only way to keep them going and keep them alive. Their only chance of survival is for Mac to pull them through the nightmare by the sheer force of his cold and use the experience he has as an ex-Marine, efficient will to kill, to transform himself into the monster that only by using the might of violence can save what humanity they