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I died trusting the wrong people. My husband left me behind when the evacuation began. My family stole everything they could. And when the world collapsed, I learned the government had known the truth all along. Then I woke up. Sixty days before the dead rise. This time, I remember everything. I know which cities will fall first. I know what supplies will disappear. I know who will betray me. So I prepare in silence. But the future begins changing. The outbreak comes early. The infected are evolving. Someone else remembers the apocalypse. And the man who betrayed me in my first life may not be the same man standing beside me now. I thought I was reborn to survive the apocalypse. I was wrong. I was reborn because something far worse is coming.

Juno Cooper was just a broke pizza delivery girl who was addicted to apocalypse novels. Zombies, famine, aliens — she’d read it all. Until she was reading the hottest apocalypse novel 'Alice in Apocalypse Land' on the subway and lightning struck. Her phone electrocuted her. And she woke up IN the book. Face-down in ash. A herd of bloodthirsty zombies running straight at her. She screamed her lungs out. Then HE appeared. Kai Storm. Long black hair, body like a weapon, carrying giant guns that could level a city. The novel’s insanely handsome Male Lead. Juno thought she was saved. Until she met the others. Ren — the second male lead. Cold, silent, with dual samurai swords, slices zombies without even breathing hard. Alice — the original Female Lead. Blonde, badass, flexible as hell, dual guns, and Kai’s fated lover. She was supposed to be the heroine, not Juno. And Vera — the army commander with a war hammer and titan strength. In this world, a sadistic scientist’s C. Virus turned 95% of humanity into Rotters. Six failed experiments became The Hex — super-powered mutants with terrifying powers. To fight them, the ARK System chose certain humans and gave them powers. And Juno? The girl who was never in the book? The System glitched when it saw her: [ERROR: EXTRA CHARACTER DETECTED] Best part? Juno has READ this book. She knows where all the hidden caches are. She knows all the bosses’ weaknesses. She knows who dies and who falls in love. Bad part? Every time she changes the plot, the villains know she exists. And Dr. Crowe, the scientist who started it all, now wants the extra girl dead. Now she has to survive the apocalypse & two dangerously handsome men fighting to protect her.

"Who needs love when I can see the future?" After being betrayed by my boyfriend and best friend, I died and then woke up five years into the past, bound to a mysterious system. The quest my System gave me—just two weeks before the zombie apocalypse—was simple: find the most dangerous man in the city and make him my protector. Unfortunately, that man is a psychopath. A mad dog everyone fears... and the only person capable of keeping me alive. With Foresight, a pocket dimension, and memories of the world's end, I intend to rewrite my fate. As long as I survive him first.

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.

Thirty days before the apocalypse, Alice Quinn dies pregnant and betrayed—left to rot by the man who put the child in her and the best friend she trusted most. Then she wakes up. Same date. Same city. Same people who will one day abandon her. Only this time she has a mysterious Survival System… and a terrifying warning: her unborn child is no ordinary lifeform. Alice has thirty days to stockpile, fortify, and cut every soft place they once used against her. But the future is already shifting. Disasters arrive early. The dead stay alive. And a stranger named John Carter is watching her like he already knows she doesn’t belong in this timeline. She came back to protect her child. She may have been brought back for something far more dangerous.

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.

When the apocalypse turned the world into a living hell overrun by zombies and awakened monsters, Kara thought she would at least have her husband by her side. She was wrong. When she discovers that her husband, Ethan, was cheating on her with her best friend, he burns Kara to ashes and leaves her for dead. But Kara’s story hasn’t ended because fate gives her another chance; Rebirth. She wakes up seven days before the apocalypse began with only one goal in her mind: To become the strongest so no one else could use her. Kara immediately ends her marriage, wins the lottery using her past knowledge and buys an isolated and easily defensible home surrounded by a river. She starts preparing for the future while stocking up food and water, and also gathering medicine and weapons. She had seven days to prepare. But just when Kara thought her life was going to go in one direction, she gets another surprise from fate; a superpower. While everyone else would have to wait until the apocalypse began to awaken their abilities, Kara had already awakened hers. And this time, she wouldn't sacrifice herself for anyone. She would take everything she needed, settle every unfinished score, build her own kingdom, and cut down anyone who would dare stand in her way. In seven days, the world collapses. And when it finally happens, Kara would be waiting.

Betrayed by her boyfriend and stepsister, Lena is thrown into a horde of zombies during the sudden collapse of civilization. Instead of dying, she awakens with a unique dual mutation and is unexpectedly thrown back in time just three hours before the apocalypse begins. Knowing the exact timeline of the collapse, Lena skips useless confrontations and races straight to a clandestine biotechnology facility. Ingesting an experimental Evo-Gene serum, she unlocks the ability to shift seamlessly between human and zombie forms, alongside an evolving system power. In her human form, Lena navigates survivor strongholds, trades critical supplies, and builds an elite team. In her zombie form, she walks undetected through dead zones, loots untouched supermarkets, commands hordes, and absorbs enemy cores to fuel her rapid evolution. When a shadowy corporate syndicate retrieves her traitors' bodies to create mutated weapons, Lena's quest for revenge expands into a battle against artificial Zombie Kings and bio-engineered factions. As her blood becomes the key to a global cure, Lena must master her dual identity to lead both human and zombie kind or let the apocalypse swallow what remains of the world.

I died in the apocalypse after being betrayed by the people I trusted most. Then I opened my eyes and found myself five years before the world was supposed to end, with every memory of my first life still intact. This time, I won’t waste those five years trusting the wrong people or waiting for disaster to arrive. I’ll make money, gather resources, secure a hidden property, build my own fortress, and prepare quietly while everyone else continues living as if they still have a future. But revenge is only the beginning. The more I change, the less the future resembles the one I remember. The apocalypse is coming. And this time, I decide what happens next.

PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE STANDALONE APOCALYPSE BOOKS. **** Claire Bennett thought she was just watching a zombie movie. Until a blackout knocked her unconscious—and she woke up inside the movie, in the body of Madison Hayes, the doomed heroine whose death was inevitable. The worst part? The apocalypse begins in three minutes. Claire Bennett knows how the story is supposed to unfold. She knows which students will die first, which escape routes will become death traps, and which survivors will betray one another when fear turns them into monsters. Armed with knowledge no one else possesses, she makes her first move: change the ending. But the moment she saves someone who was supposed to die, the story begins to unravel. Events happen earlier than they should. The infected start behaving strangely. People who should know nothing about her call her by a name she has never revealed. And somewhere behind the outbreak lies a secret connected to the body she now inhabits. Then she discovers something far more terrifying than the zombies. This apocalypse was never supposed to happen the way she remembers it. With the city collapsing, the military hiding the truth, and an unknown organization hunting her, Claire Bennett must fight to keep herself and her companions alive. Every decision could save a life—or unleash something worse. But as the mystery surrounding her transmigration deepens, one question haunts her: Why was she brought into this world? And if she can change the ending of the movie, can she change the ending of her own fate? The countdown has begun. Three minutes to prepare. Three minutes to escape. Three minutes before the dead rise. And this time, Claire Bennett refuses to follow the script.

Betrayed and left to drown in the freezing depths of an apocalyptic deluge by the husband and best friend she trusted most, Astrid Pierce awakens thirty days before the end of the world. This time, she is done playing the sacrificial lamb. Astrid ruthlessly tears up her marriage, locks down her family's multi-billion-dollar fortune, and stockpiles thousands of tons of supplies inside an absolute stasis pocket dimension. With the world's deadliest mercenary watching her six, she transforms a secluded mountain summit into an impenetrable steel fortress. When civilization collapses and the leeches who once discarded her crawl through the toxic mud begging for scraps, Astrid only looks down with icy detachment. Begging won't save them. Yet, when the fortress alarms suddenly scream of a threat far more savage than the apocalypse itself... who is truly the prey?

When the world falls to a zombie apocalypse, Leora fights to protect the only person who matters—her daughter. But when the man she trusts most abandons them to die, she discovers that betrayal can be deadlier than the undead. In a world where humanity is crumbling and survival comes at a terrible cost, how far will Leora go to survive?

He chose his mistress over me. Thirty days later, the world ended. In my first life, I gave Victor Lang everything—my love, my youth, my inheritance, and every ounce of strength I had. When the apocalypse came, he promised me a place inside Aurora Deep, the ultimate underground shelter. I believed him. I was wrong. On the night the world froze, Victor pulled his mistress through the bunker doors and left me outside to die in the snow. Then I woke up. Thirty days before the apocalypse. This time, I don't beg Victor to love me. I file for divorce, reclaim my inheritance, liquidate everything that will soon become worthless, and buy a remote mountain resort to turn into my fortress. But just as I begin preparing for the end of the world, something impossible awakens inside me. A jade locket left by my mother unlocks a mysterious ability called the Living Vault—a supernatural space capable of storing and preserving the very things civilization will soon lose. Food. Water. Seeds. Medicine. And perhaps something far more dangerous. Then there's Cameroon Guyana, a former special-forces rescue commander who has been watching my preparations from the shadows. He doesn't believe my story. He doesn't trust me. And he certainly doesn't know why he keeps dreaming of snow, a locked door, and a woman he has never met. As the sky turns red, the lights go out, and monsters begin to emerge, I realize one terrifying truth: I wasn't brought back to save my old life. I was brought back to survive the end of the world. And this time, I will be the one deciding who gets through the door.

I died three months after the apocalypse began. Betrayed by my boyfriend and abandoned by my family, I had nothing when the world collapsed. I thought that was the end of my story. Then I woke up three months before the apocalypse. I was reborn, and this time, I had a mysterious space that could store anything without spoiling. With memories of my past life, I knew exactly what was coming. I used my future knowledge to make money and started stockpiling everything I would need—food, water, medicine, fuel, clothes, seeds, and daily necessities. Everyone thought I had gone crazy. They laughed while I emptied supermarkets and filled my space. But when the apocalypse arrived and the world plunged into chaos, they were the ones knocking on my door. Unfortunately for them, the woman they abandoned was gone. This time, I was prepared to survive and get my revenge.

After being used as a human shield and thrown to zombies by her husband and in-laws, Mira Lin dies in agony. She regresses thirty days before the outbreak with her memories intact, a secret $45 million inheritance, and a cheat Infinite Space System. She divorces her husband, buys a military-grade villa, and spends tens of millions hoarding endless food, weapons, and survival gear. When the apocalypse hits, Mira lives in luxury inside her fortress while her ex-family starves outside her gate. As the mutated horde grows, she leverages her system to dominate the new world order.

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.

The last thing Nessa Calder remembers is her husband's hand closing the rescue-boat gate. There was room for his mistress. There was room for the supplies Nessa had carried through a drowning city. There was no room for her. Then she wakes sixty days before the first storm. This time, the thirty-two-year-old cold-chain engineer refuses to sign away her mother's depot, leaves her marriage, and spends her inheritance on the things the coming apocalypse will make priceless: clean water, heat, medicine, and doors that hold. A strange storage space gives her a small advantage. It cannot make food, shelter a person, or tell her which memory will fail next. Her preparations attract Gideon Shaw, a former maritime rescue commander with his own boat, equipment, and reasons to distrust people who promise safety. Their first agreement concerns a damaged loading berth. The next could decide who survives the flood. As power fails and the streets disappear, Nessa's husband returns to demand a place inside her gates. So do neighbors, desperate strangers, and an old friend whose loyalty has a price Nessa does not yet understand. Protecting her supplies is becoming easier than deciding whom to protect with them. Then the temperature drops weeks before it should, and an enemy reaches a supply route she told only her closest companions. Nessa has survived this world's ending once. Who has already made her preparations part of theirs?