Apocalypse Web Novels & Stories

I gave the apocalypse one star. The author replied: "Prove it." Now I'm Vera, the wife who dies in chapter seventeen. I have two dollars, a cheating husband, and twelve days until the dead start walking. But I wrote the review, so I know every plot hole in this book. I also have a space where time stops and nothing ever spoils. Let's see how his book ends when the reader is the one holding the pen.

She died on a pharmacy floor while her husband walked out with her supplies and her stepsister on his arm. Now Ione Calloway wakes up fourteen days before the dead rise, with a second chance, a forty-three million dollar secret, and a gift that lets her see who is already infected. Her ex wants her back. The people who betrayed her want her fortune. And the world is two weeks from ending. This time, she is not the one left behind.

After transmigration into an apocalypse novel as its doomed villainess, Helena Graves decides to abandon the original storyline and prepare for the coming zombie apocalypse. Armed with her inheritance and a mysterious Sanctuary System that rewards her for disrupting the heroine's plans, she transforms an old country estate into a survival sanctuary. But when the dead rise and the original story begins to unravel, staying alive becomes only the beginning of her journey.

Acid rain, extreme cold, deadly blizzards, and terrifying zombies turned the world into a living hell. In the wasteland, the weak became prey, and trust could cost you your life. Abbie Lockwood survived the apocalypse once, only to be betrayed and left to die. But when she awakens weeks before the disaster, she gets a second chance. This time, she's ready. Armed with memories of the future and her mysterious Survival Empire System, Abbie begins stockpiling food, weapons, medicine, and everything she'll need to survive. She secures her shelter, gathers adorable animal companions, and prepares to face a world that's about to collapse. While others scramble for scraps, she builds her fortress. In a world where survival is everything, Abbie Lockwood is done playing the victim.

I always thought the end of the world was supposed to be fiction. At least until I woke up inside the movie. Now, the city is drowning in a sea of deadly green vines, the rain can kill, the sun is dark and the man I was supposed to marry is the last person I can trust. I know how this story was meant to go.But the Green Tide has arrived too early, the plot is already falling apart, and survival is about to become a very different kind of game. This time, I'm not playing the helpless villainess.I've never been good at taking orders, and I'm certainly not dying for a plot that was never written in my favor. If the world wants to take everything from me, it can get in line. If this world wants a monster, it can have one.

I died with poison burning in my throat and my husband's knife at my neck. Edward Blackwood married me for my father's money. He held me through nightmares, called me sweetheart, and let me risk my life for his mother's medicine while she faked her fever. Then he tore my father's necklace from my neck and watched me die. But his betrayal wasn't the worst thing I saw that day. Minutes earlier, I watched General Adrik Hale, the man who told the whole country to stay calm, shot in an alley. His killer's last words still echo in my ears: "Project Chimera was never destroyed." Then I woke up in my wedding dress, exactly 365 days before the world ended. This time, I said "I do not" at the altar. I slapped the man who murdered me. I walked out beside my family, and I swore I would keep every one of them alive. Then a military convoy pulled up outside the church. And the man who stepped out of the lead van was General Adrik Hale. Alive. Asking my father for land. Looking at me like he knew exactly who I was. I have one year to stop a conspiracy, save the people I love, and survive the end of the world. And the only man who can help me is the one I watched die.

My husband abandoned me to die. Another man died saving me. Now, I have thirty days to change their fates. When the apocalypse destroys civilization, Vespera Wynn discovers the truth about her marriage. Trapped beneath the wreckage, she watches her husband, Corvin Ashbourne, choose his own survival over hers. Severin Veyr, a former military commander, risks everything to rescue her, only to disappear into the infected horde. She dies wishing she could have saved him. Then she wakes up thirty days before the apocalypse. Armed with memories of the coming catastrophe, Vespera knows what awaits humanity. This time, she refuses to remain helpless. She will secure resources, prepare for the collapse, and find Severin before fate claims him again. But Severin doesn't know her. Disciplined, suspicious, and unwilling to trust strangers, he questions her motives and her impossible knowledge. With disaster approaching, Vespera proposes an unconventional solution: marriage. She brings resources and strategic connections; he brings military expertise and the means to build a defensible sanctuary. Their arrangement is supposed to be practical, with clear boundaries and no promises of love. But sharing a life with the man she once watched die awakens feelings Vespera never planned for. As the infected spread and humanity descends into chaos, Severin begins questioning how his wife predicts dangers before they happen. And Vespera discovers that changing the future may cost more than she imagined. She has thirty days to prepare for the end of the world. Can she save the man who once saved her without losing her heart in the process?

Long before Lycans and witches, the Belladonnas walked the earth. They were the source of every supernatural bloodline. Now, their story is just a whisper buried in old myths. Until the world shatters. Monsters tear the sky open. Creatures lose all control. Kingdoms collapse. The desperate fight for scraps, carving out brutal new factions wherever they can. In the middle of the chaos, Septa, a weakling, dies at the bottom of the food chain after being betrayed by those she once called family. But fate doesn't leave her buried. She wakes up in the past, memories of the world's end burning in her mind and a power in her veins she's never known before. This time, Septa plans her own survival. She hoards resources, builds her own faction, and trusts no one. Word spreads: kingdoms eye her with suspicion, conquerors see only an enemy. Men with power want her at their side. Rivals want her gone. And in the growing shadows, people whisper that maybe, just maybe, the Belladonna bloodline is not as dead as everyone thought. The end of the world didn't just unleash monsters. It woke the last Belladonna.

My family threw me into the snow to die over a few cans of food. My younger brother stole my grandmother’s ring from my frozen finger. My parents locked the door. And the last thing I heard before dying was a stranger screaming my name. Then I woke up ten days before the eternal freeze. This time, I took back my money, cut off my family, and used the mysterious ring on my finger to build an endless stockpile of supplies. I even secured a research station that could keep me alive when the world turned to ice. I was ready to survive alone. Then I met Rhett Gallagher, a former rescue pilot with warm hands, a dead father’s warnings, and a disturbing connection to the man who had called my name in the snow. He was a stranger to me. So why did holding him feel like remembering a life I had never lived? Meanwhile, my supposedly long-lost brother kept predicting my every move. He knew about my ring. He knew where I was going. And the moment he saw Rhett, he looked like he’d seen a ghost. As the freeze arrived ahead of schedule, I realized my second chance came with a terrible catch. I wasn’t the only one who had come back from the dead. And the man I was beginning to fall for might be the reason my brother was terrified of him. This time, I would survive the apocalypse. But first, I had to discover who had really died in my first life, who had stolen my family’s identity, and why someone was willing to kill to keep the truth buried beneath the ice.

For four years, Veldana Cross endured the cruelty of her billionaire husband, Lincoln Gibson, and his family. They called her fat, plain, and useless while secretly enjoying the wealth she inherited. When a deadly virus outbreak destroys society, Veldana spends her fortune building a secure shelter to protect her family. But her reward is betrayal. Lincoln gives her divorce papers, moves his so-called adopted cousin Jenny into their bedroom, and throws his pregnant wife to a hungry zombie horde to save himself and his mistress. Death should have been the end, but Veldana gets a second chance. She wakes up two years before the apocalypse with all her memories intact and a mysterious survival system that rewards her with powerful gems, combat upgrades, and advanced building plans whenever she completes dangerous missions. This time, she cuts Lincoln off from her money, throws him out of her life, and begins building Aegis Prime, an underground fortress with powerful defenses, clean water, and enough food to survive the end of the world. When the skies turn purple and the apocalypse finally begins, Lincoln and Jenny discover that their luxurious homes cannot protect them. With nowhere else to go, Lincoln crawls to the gates of Aegis Prime and begs his former wife to let him inside. But the woman behind those blast doors is no longer the wife he once abused. Veldana is now a powerful fortress commander, protected by a deadly military leader who would destroy anyone foolish enough to threaten her.

Humanity believed werewolves were nothing more than legends, stories told to frighten children, and myths buried in history. They were wrong. On the night of the Blood Moon, the world changed forever. A strange red light covered the sky. Millions of people became violently ill. Others disappeared. Within hours, creatures that had been hiding among humans for centuries overran cities. But the transformation wasn't random. The moon had awakened something ancient. As governments collapsed and survivors fought to stay alive, a young woman named Gianna discovered that she wasn't entirely human. Her blood carried the secret to an ancient werewolf bloodline that had supposedly gone extinct thousands of years ago. And she wasn't the only one searching for answers. Ryder, an Alpha whose pack was destroyed during the first night, believes Gianna may be the key to ending the apocalypse. Benjamin, a childhood friend hiding secrets of his own, knows the Blood Moon wasn't an accident. As the three struggle to survive, they uncover a terrifying truth: the werewolves aren't the only creatures awakening. Something much older is coming. And it wants Gianna.

Vivian Lake died in the apocalypse betrayed by the man she loved. After two years of fighting to survive, Damian Stark -the powerful CEO she trusted, left her outside his fortified apartment to be devoured by zombies. But when Vivian opened her eyes again, she was back one month before the apocalypse began. This time, she knew exactly what was coming. She ended her engagement with Noah Reed, cut off the people who had betrayed her, and began preparing for the apocalypse. Food, weapons, medicine, security—she would make sure she was ready for everything. But then she discovered something she never expected. Damian Stark was preparing too. He had bought her entire apartment building, driven the other residents away, and begun fortifying his own apartment as if he knew the apocalypse was coming. Vivian doesn't trust him. Damian knows she hates him. This time, she won't die for anyone. But can she survive the man she once loved?. And can she repeat the same mistake she made then? Falling for him again?

He gave my place in the shelter I paid for to his mistress, then watched me die on the steps. The man I trusted. The "cousin" he swore was only family. Fifty-nine degrees of sun, and a door that never opened. Then I woke up in my own bed, ninety days before the sun came for the world. Now a glowing screen only I can see is giving me orders, and every one of them is a blow. Expose the cousin. Leave the boyfriend. Sell the house. Sell the company. While the whole city whispers that I've lost my mind, I'm buying every air conditioner I can find and hiding them where nobody will look. They don't know what's coming. I do. Somewhere in this city is the stranger who died trying to open that door for me. And when the heat arrives, everyone will come to my gate. The ones who left me outside will beg the loudest. I will not open it.

Mira never imagined that the two people she trusted most would be the ones to kill her. After being betrayed by her boyfriend and best friend, she is left trapped inside an abandoned shopping center, surrounded by monsters with nowhere to run. She dies believing her life is over—only to wake up in her old bedroom, thirty days before the red rain falls and the world collapses. This time, Mira refuses to make the same mistakes. She sells everything she owns and begins stocking up on food, medicine, weapons, and anything else she might need to survive. But while preparing for the apocalypse, she awakens a strange spatial storage ability that gives her an advantage she never had in her previous life. Then the red rain arrives earlier than she remembers. As the world descends into chaos, Mira retreats to the safe house she built and meets Adrian Cross, a dangerous and mysterious survivor who seems to know far more about the apocalypse than he should. But surviving the monsters isn't their only problem. Humans are becoming just as dangerous, and Mira's former boyfriend Ethan and best friend Clara eventually come looking for her help. Mira has no intention of saving the people who betrayed her. But Clara is hiding a secret of her own—a secret involving another rebirth—and the closer Mira gets to the truth, the more she realizes that the apocalypse was never as simple as she thought. Together with Adrian, Mira uncovers Project Genesis, a government experiment that triggered the catastrophe. Worse, she discovers that she has a connection to the project that was erased from her memories. With the red rain spreading, monsters evolving, and survivors turning against one another, Mira must uncover the truth before the world is completely destroyed.

BLURB: Left in the dark to be devoured by monsters, Vivienne Hale died clutching her five-year-old daughter—discarded by her Alpha mate, Dorian, for her cousin’s unborn heir. Given a second chance, Vivienne wakes thirty days before the Red Moon splits the sky. Armed with a doomsday system, divine healing powers, and an infinite dimensional space, she liquidates her secret billions to prepare for the end of the world. She severs her mate bond, ruins Dorian’s pack from within, and joins forces with his deadliest rival, Alpha Jaxson Sterling. When the apocalypse strikes and Dorian comes begging on his knees, Vivienne makes one chilling demand: Hand over the pack to my daughter, or rot.