Los Angeles is an apocalyptic wasteland.

Without orientation, Colton stumbles through the vast, deserted city. He doesn’t remember who he is and where he came from. Scavengers save his life from mutants and bring him to the only remaining inhabited area and safe Zone in former Hollywood.

There he learns that after a devastating catastrophe called The Glitch, reality shifted, allowing nightmarish creatures from another dimension to enter our world. These co-called Dark Ones feed on suffering and violence, wanting nothing less than the complete annihilation of humanity.

Colton discovers that he has extraordinary abilities and joins a league of unusual defenders: ex-cop Eric, female cyborg Bombshell and Vincent, a mighty entity from another world, disguised as a human soldier.

But the Dark Ones are evil beyond imagination and with their ice-cold enforcer, the traitor Eurydice, they are a threat nearly impossible to overcome. Cunning and ruthless, Eurydice sets a ploy in action, which leads to the destruction of the Zone’s defenses weakening the tiny community from within. It’s up to Colton and his friends to take a desperate stand against the superior enemy and save what is left of humanity from extinction.

Fast-paced, action-driven, and cinematic – an eternal fight of good vs. evil told in a way as never before.

Blond hair. Pale green eyes. Megawatt smile. Young soccer prodigy Timothy Blankenship is on the cusp of signing an eight-figure contract with the San Francisco Hopefuls. He’s living the classic American Dream. But Timothy soon realizes there’s more at play than just a sport- Corporate power-brokers and politicians are pulling all the strings.At the same time, a secret cadre of scientists are getting closer to a strange and powerful breakthrough that will change the world. For good? Or for evil?

Van Man: American Dreams

is a modern dystopian novel set in California in 2095, a time where the “united” states are no longer. A single media outlet, FAX NEWS, controls all state communication, its relentless propaganda perpetuating a deception beyond imagination.All the while, Timothy’s beloved Uncle Harry is succumbing to the effects of an environmental illness he contracted while laboring at the Verve Mines, an energy company that profits at any cost. Uncle Harry’s sickness can only be cured by an exorbitantly expensive medication that neither he nor Timothy can afford. Yet Harry would rather trade his own life than raise the funds by selling his treasured van, which he promises to his nephew upon his eventual death.

Van Man

deftly pushes the boundaries between satire and sci-fi, often with both horror and hilarity. Infinitely entertaining, the story’s nuanced social commentary and truth behind each turn of events will hit dangerously close to home for those living in today’s America.

A genre-topping survival novel, The Borrowed World reached #1 in both Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction and Dystopian Fiction. It spawned a fictional universe with two spin-off series, over two dozen books, and over a million copies sold series wide.The Borrowed World is truly a "this could happen" book. It's received praise for its realism, it's graphic portrayal of the physical struggles involved in survival, and for its exploration of the complex emotions involved in being a survivor in the world of the dying. But despite its grim setting, The Borrowed World is overwhelmingly a story of friends and family, and of resiliency and adaptability.

Like a lot of people, Jim Powell thought that the country was overdue for a reset. Some days he had to admit that he even longed for it, wanting nothing more than to be free of the news cycle, the noise, and politics of the day. He knew such an event could bring tough times but he thought he was ready.

As a prepper, he'd prepared his home to sustain his family in a world without power. He had stored sufficient supplies to last them for years. If the collapse happened to start when he was on the road for his job, he even had a "get home plan" and a pack full of gear to help him survive the journey.

But sudden change on a national level can mean chaos, violence, and death. In this case it came in the form of a coordinated nationwide terror attack against the infrastructure of the United States, leaving most of the country without access to power, fuel, communication, and life-sustaining supplies.

In his effort to survive the world he'd practically yearned for, Jim will be forced to stare down the barrel of a gun just as often as he wields one in self-defense. He will lose as many people as he saves. Every victory will come at a substantial cost. Even as he helps his friends and family survive, he will struggle with the nagging, persistent thought that in some ways he is responsible for their misery and suffering because he wanted this to happen.

In his continual struggles with the moral issues of survival, Jim Powell comes to understand that people have to find happiness, humor, and purpose even in the bleakest of worlds in order to retain their humanity and thrive.

The best-selling Silo Submerged saga (Runner, Diver, Watcher) -- all in one volume!

In the depths of the silo, water is pouring in at an unstoppable rate. Ace, along with a team of Divers, are doing the best they can to avert this disaster, but it may not be enough.When Ace proposes another, more drastic way of saving the silo's population, he is banished for his sin of toxic words. What happens next is unprecedented and will shake the foundations of a society expressly designed to be infallible.Silo Submerged is a 75,000 word novel that takes the reader on a new journey through the vivid world Hugh Howey created with his Silo Saga (WOOL, SHIFT, and DUST). This series was published with the full support of Mr. Howey.

As the flames of war threaten to engulf the globe, a new threat emerges.
A ‘deadly flu’, the like of which no one has ever seen or imagined, relentlessly spreads, gripping the world by the throat and slowly squeezing the life from humanity.
Eight soldiers, accustomed to operating below the radar, carrying out the dirty work of a modern democracy, become trapped within the carnage of a new and terrifying world.
Deniable and completely expendable. That is how their government considers them, and as the dead begin to walk, Stan and his men must fight to survive.