検索キーワード： 世界滅亡後

Oswalth Kerzenrauch, genannt ›der Gräber‹, stirbt nicht. Als die letzten Erdenbewohner den unwirtlichen Planeten in Richtung Nektar II verlassen, bleibt er mit den wenigen Zurückgelassenen in den Ruinen Berlins zurück. In einer Welt nach der Menschheit entsteht dort in den Trümmern eine widersprüchliche Idylle. Je einsamer er wird, desto mehr verliert er sich in seinen schönsten und in seinen furchtbarsten Erinnerungen. Hendrik Otrembas vierter Roman erzählt kontrastreich die Geschichte eines einfachen Mannes, der in unserer Epoche geboren und in der Unendlichkeit gestrandet ist.

When a secret government cabal attacks the president’s AI system designed to control Americans through brain-embedded implants, they think they’re stopping a dictatorship and saving humanity. Instead, they ignite something far worse. The strike fails. The implantation program surges forward. And the man behind it now possesses direct influence over human thought itself. With time running out, the cabal faces an impossible choice.

End game. This is it—everything the humans have been working on will either save them… or lead to every last human being dying. Warren's good with that. What he's not good with is Ani, Raven, Andy, Louise, and Buck dying. Warren is not good with that. He's not fighting for the world—he's fighting for them. Lucky for the world… It's the same thing. Time to suit up and head out. The end of the world awaits!

„Ehre ist das wahre Maß eines Menschen.“ Nach diesem Grundsatz baute ich ein mächtiges Reich auf, vereinte zerstrittene Länder und vernichtete die größte Bedrohung unserer Welt. Ich starb, wie es sich für einen wahren Krieger gehört: im Kampf. Doch statt die wohlverdiente Ruhe zu erhalten, erwachte ich an der Grenze eines fremden Königreichs, im Körper eines adlig geborenen Ausgestoßenen—mit einem Strick um den Hals.

In the snow-globe world surrounding the Pillar, where survival stands on a knife's edge, it would seem differences should be set aside in the name of the greater good. But people are people, and even in the toughest conditions they divide themselves into groups and castes. Intrigue rules...

The citizenry of America struggles for survival in a dangerous, twisted future. In this critically acclaimed collection of stores, noir legend Walter Mosley takes his unique vision of American society into the future. As the nation descends into chaos, its citizens wonder, is the world ending...

When a series of violent storms traps Whisper Ridge beneath crushing snow, plunging temperatures, and a sky that seems intent on erasing them, Mason and his community find themselves battling a season that behaves less like weather and more like a rival force. Roads vanish, and the land shifts under their feet as the storms grow stranger and more relentless. One truth becomes impossible to ignore: the cold is every bit as deadly as the enemies waiting beyond their borders. To survive, Whisper Ridge must outthink a world determined to freeze them out one storm at a time.

Gary Mitchell thought the toughest calls he’d ever make were under Friday night lights. He was wrong. When a catastrophic glitch rips open reality at midfield, veteran head referee Gary Mitchell is pulled into a universe governed by brutal logic, impossible architecture, and a tyrant who believes perfection requires obedience.

In the year 2073, civilization is only a distant memory. Sixty years earlier, a mysterious and unstoppable disease known as the Scarlet Plague swept across the world, killing millions within days and reducing humanity to scattered tribes struggling to survive. Among the survivors is James Howard Smith, once a respected university professor. Now an old man in a primitive world, he tells his grandsons the story of the plague that destroyed modern society—the panic, the collapse of cities, and the rapid fall of human progress.

The party was never supposed to end like this. When a night of neon lights, loud music, and cheap drinks on a Thai island collapses into sudden violence, three strangers find themselves trapped in a nightmare they cannot outrun. As panic spreads and authorities fail, the rules of survival change fast.

Forty days have passed since the world died. Billions of corpses walk the Earth. Everything is disintegrating... A group of eleven men and women have survived against the odds. On an almost daily basis, they attack the dead with brutal ferocity, tearing through them with utter contempt. Somewhere nearby, out of sight and out of earshot, is another group that has adopted a completely different survival strategy. Where the others have used brutality and strength, these people have demonstrated subtlety, planning, and tactics.

The world is in ruins. But when one age ends, another begins—and this one is born in fire. The Earth is broken. Cities lie in ash. Strange storms swirl over forsaken deserts. And from the breach known as the Demon Gate, mankind’s end pours forth. Gabriel was changed by the Gate—touched by its flame. Haunted by a link with the demons that he cannot deny, he clings to his humanity and his mission with all the strength he can muster while the laws of nature unravel and magic—raw, unstable, and deadly—awakens.

For decades The Swarm sat in the sky, barely a spec among the stars. Decades. Yet that still wasn’t enough time to prepare. Some believed The Passing would never happen, not in their lifetime. But it did. The Swarm engulfed the planet, destroyed it, remoulded it, made Earth its own. And those that survived The Passing quickly found that the newly sculpted world wasn’t meant for them.

When the power dies, Holly watches the world fall out of the sky. Cars fail, phones go dark, and help never comes. Trapped between a collapsing town and a forgotten homestead, she must choose fast. Survive alone, or die waiting for a system that’s already gone.

They've made it through the Iron Dungeon but not without a heavy cost, mentally and spiritually, for Jeb. His madness once again flared up, instigated by the revelation some of his soldiers have been pulled into the Crucible of War, and yet, they still have no clue where humanity will land, in which deranged City they will be shoved into, and if it is not Blood City, how they will get to them?

THRILLERUMVIRATE: A collection of 3 sci-fi thriller novels in one collection: The Phoenix Experiment, The Slide, and Forecast. All novels by Aaron Ryan, award-winning author of the bestselling alien invasion saga Dissonance, The Talisman Trilogy, The Christian Dystopian Saga The End, and many more.

They sent the kids to the woods to fix them. Then the EMP hit, and the woods became something else entirely. Harmony has eight troubled teenagers, three days of food, and zero contact with the outside world. The rules don't apply anymore. The teens know it. She knows it. And whatever is stalking the edges of their camp knows it too. Survival out here won't come down to supplies. It'll come down to who breaks first.

Boarding an airliner headed from New York to London, writer Jane Forrest knows it will be a turbulent flight. An electrical storm stands between Jane and London. When the airliner is safely landed on a deserted airfield they find cars abandoned and a mysterious lack of people on the deathly silent streets of Glasgow. Believing she will be safe in the arms of Sir Richard, it's not until he is mysteriously taken ill that Jane questions her love.

One hundred days after humanity was brought to its knees, Elizabeth Marter has joined a small group of survivors in Boston. Under constant attack from scavengers who live beyond the city limits, Elizabeth and the others desperately try to come up with a plan. But when they learn that a more organized enemy is on the way, they realize that they face a battle for what's left of their resources.

Hundreds of years before the Illum ruled supreme, humanity risked everything to rebuild after a devastating war in this explosive New York Times bestselling dystopian romance. 'Ariel Sullivan is a writer to watch' – Sarah J. Maas, #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Court of Thorns and...