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A chemical outbreak leads to the downfall of a city, and from its depths, something dark rises—fused with chaos, a kind that could be the end of mankind. But only one person is capable of rewriting history to fix this catastrophe. What will happen if he can't, and what will be the consequences of his actions?

After a global apocalypse struck the earth, Rhys, the Academy's laughingstock, is chosen by a System and gains powers beyond imagination—but then his sister is kidnapped. To save her and survive, Rhys must confront monsters, betrayals, and the darkness within himself.

The Sundered Seal Book One of The Abyss Chronicles For ten thousand years, the abyss was only a bedtime story. Dragons, wyverns, and things with voices that shake the earth were myths told to frighten children into behaving. Then a man in plain grey clothes broke the seal. Veyrath is forgettable to look at and terrifying to know. To fulfil an ideology no one else can bear to hear, he unleashed the creatures of the abyss and spread a curse that turns humans into mindless, murderous abominations. Worse, he cannot be killed, because hundreds of his clones are hidden across the world, each one as powerful as the original. In the quiet valley of Dawnhollow, twins Kaelen and Lyra have just turned twenty-one. She is a prodigy of the wind and the second rank. He is the first Ascendant the settlement has seen in living memory, with a golden light that heals instead of destroys. When the first monster comes over the wall wearing a shepherd's coat, Kaelen sees a frightened human face beneath the ruin, and he learns his gift can undo the curse. But every cure leaves a mark on him. Each life he saves pulls him a little closer to becoming the thing he is trying to reverse. As the dragons turn out to be prisoners of the same sickness, and Veyrath climbs to a rank no one thought possible, the twins must lead a hopeless war with only each other to hold on to. Some monsters can be healed. Some can only be fought. And the hardest part may be knowing which is which.

In the frozen, post-apocalyptic wasteland, Arthur Pendelton died a dog’s death. Framed for the horrific murder of his own newborn triplets, branded an abusive monster by a corrupt jury, and exiled into sub-zero exile, he spent his final moments choking on frost and betrayal. Just before everything went black, the chilling truth was handed to him by his wife, Eleanor, and her lover, Dr. Marcus Vance: the children were biological Arthur’s, murdered in cold blood simply to destroy him and steal his wealth. Driven by unimaginable rage, Arthur closed his eyes in the snow—only to gasp awake two months before the end of the world. Reborn into his past life, Arthur finds himself back in his sunny living room. Eleanor is pregnant, using her belly to manipulate him into mortgaging their home, while Marcus pulls the strings from the shadows. But the gullible, devoted husband they once knew is dead. Armed with the knowledge of the impending global collapse and the cruel monsters hiding behind sweet smiles, Arthur refuses to play their game. When he uncovers their secret plan to poison him before the sky even falls, Arthur quietly turns their own deadly traps against them. As solar flares threaten to destroy civilization, Arthur launches a ruthless psychological war of vengeance, securing his survival while dragging his betrayers into a living hell.

In his past life, Leonard Buck was the ultimate fool. For nine grueling years, he endured relentless abuse as a live-in son-in-law to the arrogant Miller family. He cooked, cleaned, surrendered every dollar he earned, and lovingly raised a boy he believed was his own—only to be cold-heartedly betrayed during a frozen global apocalypse. Left to freeze to death by his unfaithful wife, Susan, and her lover, Jonathan, Leonard died with his heart full of bitter regret. Now, reborn ninety-two days before the apocalyptic "Great Freeze" strikes, Leonard awakens with a mysterious dimensional ring and a lethal resolve to take total control of his destiny. He wastes no time breaking free from his toxic past. Striking with calculated speed, he secures a secret $500 million lottery jackpot entirely as a single man, instantly leaving the astonished Millers with nothing. While the shameless Millers attempt to sue him for marital assets and reclaim their "free laborer," Leonard plays a dangerous game of psychological warfare. He secures a $12 million luxury estate directly across the street from them, hires elite military contractors to fortify it into an impenetrable underground survival shelter, and sets his legal team on a path to thoroughly destroy their public reputation. With millions flowing through the stock market to fund his massive survival preparations, Leonard races against a ticking clock to stock his dimensional space with endless supplies of food, fuel, weapons, and medical gear. As the world blithely counts down to total civilizational collapse, the unsuspecting Millers believe they are fighting for a cash payout. They have no idea that the man they once treated like trash is building a fortress—and preparing a cold, merciless front-row seat to their ultimate downfall.

In his past life, Han was a low-level worker who died as meat shield fodder for the beloved "Hero" Radiant Leon during a monster outbreak. When he dies, he regresses back 100 days before the Great Mana Collapse—the apocalyptic event that turns the surface world into a frozen, acid-raining hellscape. ​Retaining his memories, Han awakens a God-Tier Construction System and two game-changing abilities: the power to see the future value of any land, and an infinite subspace Warehouse that freezes time for anything stored inside. While the royal family and high-ranking Guild Masters drain the kingdom's treasury to build flimsy wooden and stone surface bunkers, Han buys the most mocked piece of real estate in the kingdom—a "cursed," monster-infested mine—for pennies on the gold piece. ​As the 100-day countdown ticks away, Han stockpiles millions of tons of fresh food and builds the ultimate subterranean paradise complete with hot springs, luxury apartments, and automated death traps. When the sky breaks and acid snow buries the surface, the elite class flees for their lives—only to find Han standing behind a magical security door with a lease agreement, a smile, and an absurdly high rent invoice.

Ten years after the world froze, Rhys Darby is dying at the bottom of a ravine. His wife and her lover put him there. She wears his family ring. She tells him the son he raised was never his. Then he wakes up in a bank, in the last warm summer, ninety-two days before the sky falls. Lexi is pushing a pen into his hand. He tears the contract in half. Rhys has a lottery number he can’t forget, a ring that holds an entire world, and the one thing nobody else has: the exact date everything ends. The Stowes see a rich ex-husband and fight over his millions. They have no idea money has ninety-two days to live. Across the street, Rhys is building a fortress. When the cold comes, there will be one warm house on the block. And the Stowes will be standing on the wrong side of the door.

When the world collapsed, only 200 humans survived, scattered across isolated islands. Given a simple command by the System to 'Rebuild Humanity,' Ethan Carter must navigate a world where children grow physically in a single month but retain their fragile mental ages. When a brilliant, eccentric scientist crashes onto his shores, Ethan must balance survival, comedic domestic chaos, and a slow-burning romance, all while racing against a ruthless faction that treats human life as mere statistics.

Nineteen days into the Long Freeze, Rowan Ashby is the scholarship boy nobody at the Vance Estate respects. His fiancée's family keeps the generator running, hoards the fuel, and treats him like a servant. Then a warlord named Garrick Voss rolls up to the gate, and the woman Rowan loves trades him away for a place at the warlord's side. He is stripped of his coat and thrown out into minus thirty-eight. He should have died in the snow. Instead, a voice wakes in his head. The Hearth System has chosen him. In a world where everyone is freezing, Rowan is the one man who can make warmth. Every person who willingly stands beside him widens his Hearth Zone, a pocket of heat, clean air and safety that grows with every bond he earns. Missions pay out in coal, medicine, food and power. The more the world underestimates him, the bigger the payout. But the system does not just reward him. It demands that he earn trust, not take it. A doctor who has lost everything, a soldier who trusts no one, a campus queen running from a monster, and an heiress sitting on a hidden fortune all have their own wills and their own scars. They are not prizes. They are partners, and each one has to choose him. Meanwhile, Voss is hunting every warm thing in Harrowgate, and he seems to know exactly what Rowan is. The question is not whether Rowan can survive the winter. It is what the winter, and the System, truly want from him.

In his last life, the temperature plummeted to minus two hundred degrees Celsius, unleashing a merciless snowpocalypse. Civilization collapsed in a single night. Food became more precious than gold. A single spark of warmth was worth more than a human life. Zane had prepared with everything he had — scavenging ruins, fortifying a shelter, and hoarding supplies to outlast the endless winter. Yet in the end, he died like a fool. The woman he worshipped as a goddess, his own fiancée, betrayed him. The family that took him in only to steal his inheritance turned on him at the first sign of weakness. Even the neighbors he once helped without hesitation joined the frenzy, stripping him of everything and leaving him to freeze alone in the dark. As numbness claimed his body, regret burned hotter than any fire. If only he had listened to that soft, persistent warning voice. If only he had shown kindness to the one person who truly cared. If only he had severed ties with those parasites the moment he learned the truth… Perhaps moved by his dying fury, Hades granted him a second chance. Now, Zane is back — twenty days before the ice age begins. This time, he won’t be kind. He won’t be naive. He will hoard every resource, fortify his shelter into an unbreakable fortress, and turn survival into his empire. He will become the one the cold cannot kill. And when the world freezes again… He will watch his betrayers kneel and beg in the snow. PS: Grab your coat… the ice age is closer than you think. NB: This novel has multiple arcs, free chapters, dark fantasy and contains heavy sci-fi in the first arc. It's my first book on this genre, I hope you love it.