A young detective with an attitude rises to battle the leader of a tyrannical government who mandates expensive vaccinations for a new disease, those who can't afford them are banished from the protection of the walled cities and left to take their chances with the terrifying figures that roam the wilds of the other side.

From the post apocalyptic ashes rises a young hero, Anna Wool, a homicide detective with an attitude, whose life catapults into chaos when she discovers shocking information that will change the world, and reveals deadly secrets about the powerful men that covertly control it.

Navigating a dystopian world of corporate greed where massive corporations covertly control every part of a citizen’s life through fake news, social media and a supercomputer named The Shepherd, Anna must claw deep within herself to stay alive and expose the horrifying truth behind the mystery of how the disease is actually being contracted.

Wolves shepherd the sheep while a fox guards the hen house.
The Shepherd has you...

Join the thousands of fans that have taken S. E. Meyer's pulse pounding post apocalyptic dystopian thrill ride into a world that is all too real.

In a zombie-infested California, a woman must face a deadly cult to help a friend in need in this dystopian sequel to

Aftertime

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Civilization has fallen, leaving California an unforgiving, decimated place. Cass Dollar beat terrible odds to get her missing daughter back. Yet as the first winter approaches, Ruthie retreats into silence. Flesh-eating Beaters still dominate the land. And Smoke, Cass’s lover and strength, departs on a quest for vengeance that can end only in disaster.Now the leader of the survivalist community where Cass has planted roots needs her help. Dor wants to recover his own lost daughter, taken by the Rebuilders. Soon Cass finds herself thrust into the dark heart of an organization promising humanity’s rebirth—at all costs.Bound to two men blazing divergent paths across a savage land, Cass must overcome the darkness in her wounded heart, or lose those she loves forever.

The dead have risen, and they are hungry.

Slow and plodding, they are Legion. The undead hunt the living. Stop and they will catch you. Hide and they will find you. If you have a heartbeat you do the only thing you can: You run.

Survivors escape to an island stronghold: A cop and his daughter, a computer nerd, a garbage man with a piece of rebar, and an escapee from a mental hospital with a life-saving secret. After reaching Alcatraz, the ever expanding group of survivors realize that the infected are not the only threat.
Caught between the viciousness of the undead, and the heartlessness of the living, what choice is there? Run.

What do you do when there are a thousand zombies between you and the one you love?

Alex Harley wasn’t cut out to be a survivor in a zombie apocalypse. And now he may have made a fatal mistake.

Going ashore to find news of his brother and parents, Alex is attacked by feral survivors. When he gets back to the harbor, he finds his boat…and Lucy…gone.

Stranded on the mainland, alone and vulnerable, he seeks shelter from the shambling zombies and the roaming army patrols. He meets a group of survivors who seem to be on a mission. They have foud a way to get a message to the survivors in the camps. Alex joins them, intent on getting a message to Lucy if she is still alive.

But like every mission, this one could be deadly. It means the group must move inland and stay alive long enough to achieve their objective.

With power-hungry soldiers and flesh-craving zombies everywhere, that isn’t going to be easy…

In the late 21st century, humanity left Earth due to multiple resource shortcomings aggravated by an acceleration in climate change. They settled Echo, a planet that was nearly a carbon copy of Earth except for being devoid of all but the most basic life forms. Fast forward 1200 years later. Echo has endured over a thousand years of dark age. Corporations and government merged early on, becoming the oppressive authority known as the Regime. Military and police merged into the Department of Enforcement, their only mission to crush the huge network of rebels known as the Dissidents. Over half the planet is covered by decaying cityscapes and the elite live high above, removed and remote from the greater populace on the moon-city of Ascension. Hope lies in one man, a former Enforcer named Atriya. But before he can break the cycle of darkness and ignorance on Echo, he has to do it within himself.

After a decades-long apocalypse, the United States has become the Seven Cities of America.

Chicago, cut off from the other cities, ruled in darkness, is home to the scientist who created the virus. Hateful of humanity, hateful of himself, the dying scientist passes his knowledge on to his apprentice, who he believes will use it to damn all life to everlasting misery.

The apprentice, Harold, his own past stained with unforgivable acts, does not share his master's hatred. But he wants this knowledge, and would shamelessly kill innocents to get it. But to what end, he struggles to realize— all the while wondering if humanity, worthless as it seems, deserves compassion more than he deserves omniscience.

As Harold struggles with his future and his identity, Chicago's ruler, the host, learns of the knowledge he has. Harold is has to flee his home.

The host, Grakus, is on a journey of his own— to prove that humanity should never have existed, to guide it to its destiny of self-destruction. He will not allow Harold to thwart his delicate plan to do so.

But Harold will not allow the host to steal his decision before he's had the chance to make it.

The Last City of America is a character-driven epic touching every corner of America, exposing every level of its beauty. The individual emulates humanity, and humanity's faults are written in the individual. The two walk with one another into the final decision. Cities fall one-by-one to man's ignorance. The world is ending. This time forever. Good and evil are reaching out to save it.

This is the story of how we will be remembered.

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