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In the chaos of New Hell, three demons have seized control, dividing the LA area between them. Eden and Bishop are fighting to keep the humans and shifters safe, but it’s a war they’re slowly losing. When Eden’s family’s neighborhood is attacked, she and Bishop realize that bringing peace to the city will take more than the two of them. They’ll need allies. They’ll need weapons. They’ll need magic. And Eden will need to reach down deep inside herself to tap a power that has been locked away as long as she could remember.

Et si la fin du monde commençait au fond des bois, pendant un week-end entre amis ? Septembre 2032. Mathieu s'isole dans un chalet de la Mauricie pour déconnecter de sa vie montréalaise. Mais en quelques jours, une pandémie foudroyante décime l'humanité. Réfugié dans la serre agricole du chalet, il regarde, impuissant, le monde s'éteindre de l'autre côté de la vitre.

For centuries, the Moon has been a symbol of stability. Then it begins to break. When naval officer and scientist Trevor Lombardi discovers unexplained changes in Earth's tides, he assumes it's an error. But as strange events begin occurring across the globe. Coastal flooding, shifting ocean currents, and growing scientific anomalies, it becomes clear that something is terribly wrong. Meanwhile, emergency management specialist Eden LaGreen races to understand a disaster no one can explain. A fisherman notices the sea behaving in ways he has never seen before.

The Empire’s hymn doesn’t burn cities. It stills them. As Alex Bachmann’s battered unit pushes toward refuge, they learn the enemy’s miracles are not mystical. They’re engineered. Survival becomes fieldcraft. Courage becomes procedure. Existence becomes defiance. But the farther they go, the more the Empire stops hunting land. It starts hunting him. Safety waits like an answer to a question begging to be asked. But when they finally reach their promised haven, they learn what the answers cost.

The sky turns white. Every engine dies. And one family is scattered across a country that can no longer move. On his remote Colorado farm, James has what most people don’t: food, animals, and a hand-pumped well that still delivers clean water. He also has four grandchildren depending on him, while his two daughters are stranded hundreds of miles away. Ashley wakes in a shattered Los Angeles with dangerous men on her trail and eight hundred miles between her and her little girls. Georgia is trapped in Alabama, where a private menagerie has become a killing ground.

After the power grid collapses in a brutal winter, May fights to keep her small team alive in a frozen wilderness. When strangers appear from the storm with secrets of their own, she discovers the cold is not the only danger closing in.

Three nights ago, Mara watched Corinna kill a boy, and this Haven leader is still out there—breathing. Mara swore she would take that breath away—and find her brother—no matter what it costs. With her sister and a handful of survivors, she crosses a scorched, emptied stretch of country toward one of the last cities still standing: Kingston. Corinna vanished there. Gabe was last seen there. But the roads and open country are crawling with raiders, ruthless contractors, and hollowed walkers—grown adults turned feral by the signal.

Six crewmates awake from cryogenic sleep to the fanfare of klaxons and red lights. The two crew assigned to watch are nowhere to be found, the computer is reporting system integrity loss, and one of the six is in handcuffs. Post-cryo amnesia doesn't help abate this confusion, forcing an uneasy exploration through the ship as the crew investigates what caused this crisis.

Silentfall: The Vanishing begins on an ordinary morning in the Hudson Valley. Jasmine Lewis is making blueberry pancakes, calling upstairs to her daughter, and moving through the familiar chaos of family life when the world shifts beneath her feet. A wave of vertigo passes. The room steadies. And then everyone is gone.

The dark doesn’t just kill. It takes. Scarlett has spent three years surviving by one rule: stay in the light. But when she and her little sister escape the place that was meant to protect them, everything changes. The world outside is empty. The silence feels wrong. And the darkness feels closer than ever. Still, Scarlett refuses to give up on the one thing she has left. Her parents are out there. They have to be. Then there’s Leo. A stranger. A risk. A distraction she can’t afford. But as they move deeper into the unknown, the line between safety and danger begins to blur.

When the grid goes down across the United States, former trucker Jack Mercer and his family are among the few prepared for what comes next. Set in rural Michigan, The Quiet Grid follows one county through ten months of rebuilding—harvests, justice, community, and the slow realization that the crisis is not ending anytime soon. Told in Jack's plain, working-class voice, this is survival fiction grounded in real agriculture, real solar systems, and real human nature.

Would you kill for a coffee? Things have gone to shit in New Melbourne since The Collapse. People live in compound communities to stay safe from thugs in the badlands. It’s hard to get supplies. It’s near impossible to get a decent cappuccino. Axl ‘The Barista’ Hart makes his living by scavenging coffee and other hard-to-find items. But when he’s framed for murder over some arabica beans, he’s forced into a deadly race to solve the crime. With the help of a malfunctioning AI and a legendary graffiti artist, Axl must sort rumour from conspiracy, and friend from psychopath, before time runs out.

When there is nothing left, it takes everything to survive. The grain rust was first. It killed the food supply for seventy percent of the civilized world. The drought followed. It ruined what was left. Now, comes the disease, the economic collapse, the fight for survival. WHEAT is a post-apocalyptic survival story in three parts. It follows the unraveling lives through five different people; a clandestine operative, a farmer, a Hollywood talent agent, a prepper, and a network television correspondent. Each of them experiences the ends of their worlds as they know them in unique ways.

What if your emotions weren't yours to experience? On an ancient Mars, peace is carefully controlled and dangerously fragile. For eighty years, the city of Alora has thrived under the SAiLS system, neural implants tied to AI contact lenses that suppress fear, grief, and even love. Kader Atman, a loyal Guardian, has spent his life enforcing that order, believing it is the only thing keeping humanity from chaos.

On a ruined planet oppressed by eldritch gods, a rebel leader forces his son to become the vessel of a god-killing demon. Caught in a conflict spanning galaxies and millennia, two unlikely allies must decide whether to save the child, their world, or themselves. Ysira Naktis was a human...

From the bestselling, critically acclaimed author of The Paris Express and Room, a brilliant novel about one unexpected heroine’s coming-of-age in a post-apocalyptic New York 2040. In a city struggling to stand in the aftermath of societal and environmental collapse, a young pigeon named Blaze...

Winner of the HarperCollins/UBC Prize for Best New Fiction Year 2098: Charlie works in the fabled “utopia” of the City, where he hopes to meet someone and eventually start a family—a desire that sets him apart from his peers. But since he lost his family in the fire-decimated Western...

The Space between the Stars by Anne Corlett is an enthralling novel of love, the choices we make, and what it means to be human. It's also a dramatic road-trip across the stars, as a woman journeys across a plague-ravaged universe to the place she once called home, and the man she once loved...

AN EPIC ROMANTIC DYSTOPIAN FANTASY BEGINS A world at war. A prophecy that will shake the stars. A love that transcends it all. Elegy Ahn did not ask for destiny to find her. She is happy with her life as a soldier, defending her small country from the Talusar, a powerful nation that worships a...

Once the process begins, there can be no going back, we will always be together… Laurie is sixty-five and living with Alzheimer’s. Her daughter Amelia, a once fiery and strong-willed activist, can’t bear to see her mother’s mind fade. Faced with the reality of losing her forever, Amelia...