Action 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.

Every day at the same hour, the Red Ones come. And anyone caught outside when they arrive dies. For years, fourteen-year-old Elara Vance has lived underground with her mother and little brother, Noah, following one simple rule: never be outside when the Red Ones come. Then her mother leaves to find food—and never returns. With their supplies running out and Noah growing weaker by the day, Elara has no choice but to break the only rule keeping them alive. She goes outside. Noah follows her. And before they can make it back, the hour arrives. The streets empty. The Red Ones appear. With nowhere to hide and no idea what waits beyond the town, Elara makes a promise she doesn't know if she can keep. She will protect her brother, no matter what it costs her. Then a broken man saves them. He has lost everything. His family. His home. His reason to keep fighting. He was already waiting for the day the Red Ones would take him too. But watching Elara risk her life for her brother changes something in him. Now he has someone worth protecting. Together, the three of them must uncover the safe places hidden throughout the town, survive the hours when the Red Ones rule the streets, and find a way out before they become trapped there forever. Because there is one question nobody has dared to ask: What is waiting beyond the town?

The world ended on a Monday. Lara Simpson was laid off, discarded, and sitting on her parents' couch when a stranger's face flashed across the screen and screamed a warning into her skull. Now she's LII, one of the hundred Heard sworn to protect the Livings from the monsters who destroyed everything. Each month, they return and take from the Livings, without reason or mercy. Lara believes she was chosen to protect them, and she doesn't ask questions. Until she's promoted to train XC, a smiling recruit who asks too many questions and carries more pain than anyone should. He's the one person whose mind she can't calm, and the one person who makes her feel safe. But the Ruler is always watching, and the truth about the Heard is worse than the monsters. When the truth finally comes out, Lara will have to choose between the lie that saved her and the man who would give anything to save her.

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.

The first time Sandra Ellis faced the apocalypse, she made the mistake of trusting the wrong people. Her husband, Drake, and his family repaid her loyalty by locking her outside her fortress, leaving her to be torn apart by the infected and to die in the wrecking snow. As death claimed her, Sandra uncovered a betrayal more devastating than the apocalypse itself. But death wasn't the end. Reborn twenty days before the world collapses, Sandra gets a second chance to rewrite her fate. This time, she wants no husband, no toxic family, and absolutely no mercy for those who betrayed her. Armed with memories of the coming disaster and a mysterious blue system that rewards her survival, she begins stockpiling resources, building an impenetrable underground fortress, and mastering the skills she'll need to survive. But the apocalypse is far more terrifying than she remembers. Brutal heatwaves, freezing winters, zombies, evolved monsters, and ruthless survivors threaten to destroy everything she's built. Then there's Clinton Damion, her former billionaire boss with deadly combat skills and secrets of his own. Their uneasy alliance could be her greatest advantage or her most dangerous mistake. As government conspiracies unravel and trust becomes a luxury no one can afford, Sandra must decide how far she's willing to go to protect her new life. This time, she won't die for anyone. But can she survive a world determined to kill her twice?

Sandra transmigrated into an apocalypse novel as its most hated villainess. Instead of betraying humanity, she uses her special system to rescue survivors and destroy zombies and aliens. But the original heroine has become her deadliest enemy, armed with a system hiding a deadly secret. Can Sandra defeat the world's supposed savior?

I rejected the manuscript because the female lead was a pathetic martyr who died for her cheating boyfriend and evil twin. Hours later, I woke up in her body. I immediately dumped the boyfriend and abandoned the toxic family. But the invisible story system hated my choice. [Plot deviation detected. Apocalypse accelerated by 72 hours.] Now, the world is ending early, and the System wants me dead. My only hope? Teaming up with the disgraced, paranoid doomsday scientist everyone called crazy. The author wrote a tragedy. I am rewriting it into a survival guide.

Violet Ackland is the genius behind the biggest research lab in Halden City. She is also the secret wife of its CEO, Harrison Barnard, the man who takes the credit for her work and treats her like a shameful secret. When a deadly virus breaks out and the world falls to the dead, he and his mistress lock her out of their penthouse and let the zombies tear her apart. Violet wakes up three weeks before the end of the world, and this time she will not beg. She asks for a divorce and builds a bunker in the mountains while the whole city laughs at her. Only Jude Barnard, her ex-husband's cold step-brother, believes her. He has hated her since the day they met, yet he is the one who died beside her in her last life. But the virus has secrets, and so does he.

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 died on the wrong side of a door my own hands had built. My Alpha chose his mistress. His mother chose the pup. The Pack chose the warm seats and left their Luna to freeze in the pines. Then I opened my eyes sixty days before the world ended. This time I knew how the sky breaks. I knew which gates fail, which friends lie, and which empty warehouses will be worth more than any crown. I know about the bloodline they hid from me, the vault my grandmother left behind, and the strange power waking in my chest. What I don't know is how to trust anyone again. On the other hand, Dravik wants me back the second he learns he can't have me. A scarred rogue who bought the same fuel I did is watching every move I make. And the apocalypse I remember is not arriving on schedule. I rejected my Alpha. Now I have sixty days to build something nobody can lock me out of. Even if it costs me the one thing I swore I'd never hand over again.

Pushed off an evacuation boat into a black, churning sea, Chelsea Bennett drowns while her husband, Daniel, saves his secret mistress and tears their six-year-old daughter from her arms. Then Chelsea wakes up. It is June 23, 2026, exactly 150 days before the apocalyptic flood begins. Even more terrifying? Her daughter, Lily, remembers the drowning too. In her first life, Chelsea was a humble heiress who handed her multi-million-dollar empire to her unfaithful husband. In this life, she is his worst nightmare. Cold, calculating, and armed with limitless wealth, Chelsea strips Daniel of her company, freezes his accounts, and severs his authority before the first drop of rain falls. As Chelsea converts her grandfather’s elevated warehouse into an impenetrable, multi-million-dollar survival fortress, she uncovers a dark truth: Daniel’s betrayal runs deeper than an affair. He has been funneling millions into offshore accounts for Vicky Lee, a handler connected to something far more sinister than a natural disaster. When Lily draws a mysterious shadow standing beside Daniel on the boat, Chelsea realizes the apocalypse wasn't an accident, and her daughter is the key. 150 days. Infinite wealth. One chance at revenge and survival.

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.

I transmigrated into a dog-blood doomsday web novel as Kristen Snow, the tragic, billionaire canon-fodder ex-wife destined to freeze to death. In the original plot, my unfaithful tech-tycoon husband, Josh Stewart, and his elitist family drained my multi-million dollar inheritance, stripped me of my luxury Aspen estate, and threw me to the mutant wolves so his secret pregnant mistress can take my place in safety. Armed with precise prior knowledge of the book, I didn't shed a single tear. I simply signed the divorce papers instantly, leverage his dirtiest corporate secrets to legally extort fifty million dollars of his liquid cash, and ruined his public reputation on a global live stream. While the world panics, I turned my mountain estate into an impenetrable, military-grade thermal fortress, adopting a mysterious orphan girl and recruiting a lethal, special ops commander named Ethan Crowley. When a sudden -55°F global ice age shatters civilization, Josh’s billions become worthless. And when they finally crawl to my blast gates begging for mercy? I turn on the external speakers, pour a glass of vintage wine, and tell them my sanctuary doesn't accept trash. Until I'm trapped in an unfinished story with no script to guide me, I'm forced into a brutal, high-stakes war against major rivals, the shady heroine of the story and against the only man I have ever loved. Can I break the frost curse running through Ethan's veins, or will the Sovereign of the Plague — King of the North and my enemies freeze my world forever?

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.

Forty-five days before the world freezes, Lena gets a second chance at life. In her first life, she watched helplessly as her husband, Adrian, chose his mistress over her and their six-year-old son. Left outside in the deadly snow, Lena and Noah froze to death while the people who betrayed them stayed warm and safe. But death was not the end. Reborn with memories of the coming apocalypse, Lena has only one goal: protect her son and make sure no one ever has the power to hurt them again. She divorces Adrian, takes a massive loan, and begins building a heavily fortified underground bunker in the middle of nowhere. Everyone thinks she has gone insane. Adrian mocks her, his mistress celebrates her downfall, and the world continues as if nothing is wrong. But as the temperature begins to drop, Lena discovers she isn't the only one preparing for the end. Marco Steel, Adrian's powerful rival, is building a bunker of his own. When the Great Freeze finally arrives, the people who laughed at Lena will beg for her help. And Adrian? He will learn that some regrets come too late.

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.

They left me to die. Now, I'll make sure they regret it. Betrayed by the two people she trusted most, Nyx George died in the merciless flood that swallowed the world, taking her last chance at survival with it. But fate gave her a second chance. Reborn sixty days before the apocalypse, Nyx knows exactly what's coming, and this time, she's not wasting her time playing the fool for a man who never deserved her. Her money? She's taking it back. Her survival? She's securing it. And the two traitors who left her to drown? They'll learn what it means to cross a woman with nothing left to lose. But when she discovers that her fiancé is involved in a conspiracy to murder Zevran Voss, a powerful billionaire governor destined to die in two weeks, Nyx realizes that saving her own life might require saving the life of the very man her fiancé wants dead. With the flood approaching and enemies lurking in the shadows, Nyx must rewrite her fate before time runs out.

Thirty days before the world ends, Rue gets a second chance. In her first life, she died because the man she loved chose his pregnant mistress over her, forcing her out of a shelter filled with people seeking safety from the Hollow, creatures that hunted by sound. Now, Rue knows what is coming, and she refuses to die the same way twice. As she prepares for the apocalypse, she crosses paths with Kael Mercer, a guarded stranger who seems to know more than he lets on. Together, they must survive a world where one careless sound can mean death. But as the Hollow grow deadlier and the past catches up with them, Rue discovers that surviving the apocalypse may be easier than surviving the secrets hidden within it.

Reborn+Apocalypse+ zombies They stole my food, betrayed my love, and left me outside to be devoured by zombies. In the second year of the apocalypse, I thought my family and fiancé would protect me. I was wrong. My fiancé, Damian, betrayed me with my best friend, Bianca. My own family chose my younger sister, Lisa, over me. When my supplies ran out and zombies surrounded our shelter, I begged the people I loved to open the door. They laughed. They watched me die. But when I opened my eyes again, I was back ten days before the apocalypse! This time, I wasn't the helpless woman who sacrificed everything for people who didn't deserve her. I knew exactly what was coming. With the memories of my previous life and a mysterious storage space, I began buying food, medicine, weapons, and everything I would need to survive the end of the world. I canceled my wedding, cut ties with my family, and stopped trusting everyone. While they laughed at me for stockpiling supplies, I prepared for the nightmare ahead. But I wasn't the only one with secrets. As the apocalypse approached, strange things began happening, and people around me started behaving suspiciously. Could someone else know what was coming? When the world collapses, the people who betrayed me will come crawling to my door. My fiancé will beg. My best friend will cry. My family will demand that I save them. But they forgot one thing. I remember how they let me die. And this time, I won't be the one begging outside the door. Let the apocalypse begin!

The world is turning into a graveyard, and the graves are emptying faster than the living can bury their dead. A bite is a death sentence. The infected tear through families, schools, hospitals, entire cities. People barricade themselves inside their homes while their loved ones claw at the doors, begging to be let in with mouths full of blood. Those who escape spend their days scavenging through abandoned shops and their nights listening to the dead gather outside. Nina Calloway has watched the world become a slaughterhouse. She has seen people trampled over a bottle of water, strangers dragged from hiding places, and desperate survivors trade human lives for a few more hours of safety. Every place that promises shelter eventually becomes another feeding ground. The infection is spreading. Humanity is losing. And the worst part is that the zombies are only what everyone can see. Doom is older than the world humans built, older than their gods, their wars, and their countless attempts to cheat death. He does not need to infect anyone to destroy what humanity has made. His existence carries a consequence the living have never been equipped to understand. Now the dead are swallowing the earth, and the world is approaching a point from which it may never return. The last broadcasts have become recordings of people screaming. Entire populations have vanished between one sunrise and the next. Somewhere, a child is being eaten alive while armed men argue over whether the ammunition is worth wasting. The living have started locking their wounded outside, because mercy has become another way to die. And beneath the carnage lies a truth far more horrifying than any infected mouth. The answer is Doom. And humanity has already reached the beginning of its end.