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Mara gave them everything—her life, her work, her time, and everything she had to offer. She remained the only reason the Calder family survived the apocalypse. And how did they repay her? They threw her and her mother into the melting streets so that Jason’s dog’s new puppies could have a place in the safe haven she had created herself. When she receives the gift of a second chance and a stockpiling system, she vows not only to get the revenge she deserves but also to survive the apocalypse. However, despite her knowledge of what is to come, the road ahead remains uncertain and brings challenges vastly different from those in her past life, including a mysterious stranger who always seems to know more than he should.

During the pandemic, Meredith was trapped inside with her cheating husband and his mistress for four months of hell, before they eventually threw her out into the toxic fog to die. When the world ended on New Year’s Eve, she caught her husband, Carter, and her best friend, red-handed. But before she could even face them, the world ended and they were all trapped in. During those four months, they flaunted their affair and suffered Meredith’s four-year-old daughter. For one agonizing year, one month, and two days, after her death, she was a trapped spirit. She watched her cheating husband, and her treacherous best friend, feast while her four-year-old daughter starved in the dirt. She managed to burn through the last remnants of her spiritual tether to manifest a wish. “If the heavens have any mercy, let me tear down every single person who starved my baby. Let me build an iron fortress where they crawl outside my gates like dogs, and I watch them starve!” The universe must have heard her fury. She snapped back in time—exactly ninety days before Day Zero. Armed with an infinite system storage space, razor-sharp medical foreknowledge, and a heart frozen to absolute ice, “I’m done playing the victim.” She hoarded supplies and quietly built the ultimate weapon: a fortified, high-end quarantine medical fortress. When the global grid flatlines on January 1st, 2027, and the Ash Rot turns the outside world into a frozen, spore-choked mass grave, the tables turn permanently. Now, the same arrogant elites who scoffed at her are freezing, starving, and crawling to her iron gates on their knees, begging for a single dose of medicine or a scrap of food. Carter and Ann are hammering on her doors, weeping for mercy. Her answer? Lock the gates.

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?

Betrayed by the mate she died protecting, Lady Guine Ravenshade expected her second chance at life to begin with sorrow. Instead, it begins with absolute power. Waking up fifty days before the catastrophic Moonfall, a deadly lunar plague that devours packs and shatters kingdoms, Guine discovers her past life was a lie engineered by an ungrateful family and a callous Alpha. Her husband, Kael Draven, cast her aside for his mistress when the world burned; now, Guine is cutting the cord before the fire even starts. With a newly awakened mind-reading ability, a reclaimed ancient bloodline, and a forgotten mountain fortress called Eclipse Hollow, she refuses to be anyone's sacrificial lamb again. But as the skies darken and the poisonous moon creeps closer, a mysterious, unreadable Alpha enters her orbit. When your entire world is built on lies, how far will you go to rule the night? Discover Reborn as the Eclipse Luna.

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.

I died protecting the people who hated me. For months, I used my survival system to build a safe base for my neighbors. I gathered food, strengthened the walls, enforced the rules, and kept everyone alive but it meant nothing. When they decided a woman shouldn't lead them, they elected a ruthless man instead. My boyfriend chose my best friend. Then they threw me outside the gates. I died surrounded by zombies. But when I opened my eyes again, I was back one week before the apocalypse. This time, I wasn't saving anyone. I claimed the inheritance I'd once rejected, bought an unfinished luxury estate, and began building my own fortress. Then I remembered the thousand experimental neural-control chips I had once been responsible for protecting. If I could make them work, I wouldn't just have walls protecting me. I'd have an army of zombies. My former friends came begging when the world collapsed but I shut the gates in their faces. Ex? Best friend? Get out. In this life, I wasn't helping ungrateful people. I was protecting myself. And maybe the handsome Doctor Tom Edwards.

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.

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.

Ruby Lovato built the only working cold store on the Castelmare docks, and she died outside its gate in the snow while her fiancé and her little sister watched her through the glass. Then she woke up on New Year's Eve, twelve weeks before the sun went dim, with a voice in her head that only she could hear. She knows the date the dust comes. She knows which banks will fail, which roads will close, which medicines will stop arriving, and what a tin of salt will be worth by September. What she does not know yet is that Cesare and Vittoria have been sleeping together for two years, and that everything they did to her at the end, they were already rehearsing at the beginning. This time she is going to keep her warnings to herself and buy the warehouse first.

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.

For six years, Nora’s in-laws called her fat and barren. Three times she got pregnant. Three times she lost the baby. The last was a little girl she held for an hour before they took her away. Every time, her mother-in-law hugged her, cried with her, and brewed her a special “fertility tea.” When the Endless Winter came, her husband took her money, her food, and her house, then traded her grandmother’s ring for a shelter spot for his pregnant mistress. Nora was left outside in the snow. Through the glass, her mother-in-law finally told her the truth: the tea killed her babies. If Nora died married and childless, her grandmother’s fortune would go to her husband. Then Nora opens her eyes. It is 50 days before the first snow. This time, she claims her grandmother’s abandoned cold-storage empire and wakes up with a secret of her own. So she stockpiles in silence, while the whole city laughs at the fat woman buying heaters in summer. Only one person isn’t laughing: Commander Rhys Calder, an arctic rescue officer who has survived winters that killed everyone around him. He knows she’s hiding something. He just can’t figure out why she prepares like a woman who has already died before. When the temperature hits −60°C, her ex and his family come crawling to her door. But Nora has a bigger problem. In her last life, she died in the first winter. She knows exactly how the Freeze begins. She has no idea what comes after it.

Three years as Alexander Hamilton’s hidden wife. Three years of enduring cold neglect, forced secrecy, and a miscarriage caused by the family who treated her like a disposable servant. When the apocalypse struck, Alexander strapped her to a  chair in a  warehouse for four days to save his precious childhood sweetheart, Stephanie, leaving her to freeze and die in a bloody wasteland. Dying with shattered illusions, she learns the final, devastating truth: she is the true bloodline heir to an ancient, forgotten royal legacy. Reborn sixty days before the world ends, Lavina opens her eyes, looks her cruel "mate" in the eye, and hands him divorce papers. While everyone mocks her for selling her stocks to buy industrial warehouses, steel reinforcements, and medical crates, she prepares for the ultimate frost. When the freezing night falls and the world collapses, her ex-husband comes crawling to her locked gates, weeping for mercy. Too bad. She is done saving monsters.

Donna spent years believing the man who married her had saved her and her deaf brother from poverty. She was wrong. Michael never loved her, he only wanted her knowledge and used Donna's inventions to build his failing company into a powerful empire while taking credit for everything she created. He gave her just enough money to keep her brother alive and used that weakness to control her. Then Donna discovered his greatest secret. Her husband was sleeping with his stepsister, Angela. However, she endured their betrayal because she was afraid of losing the only person who mattered to her, but she never expected the world to end. When the flood came, Michael chose Angela and threw Donna and her brother out of their shelter, leaving them to die in the freezing storm. Donna watched helplessly as the storm killed her brother before the flood swallowed her too. Then she opened her eyes. August 12th. Ninety days before the apocalypse, her brother was alive and Michael's empire still depended on her invention. She remembered exactly how the world would end, but this time, she won't be the helpless wife Michael thinks she is. She'll divorce him, take back what he stole from her, destroy his empire, buy the strongest fortress she can find and save everything she needs to survive the coming disaster. Michael thinks he has thrown away a useless wife, he doesn't know the woman he betrayed has already taken back everything that made him powerful.

Jenna spent years keeping her husband's family alive. When a supervolcano erupted and ash buried the city, they locked her out of the shelter she had helped build. She suffocated outside the hatch while her husband, Steve, watched through the gap and did nothing. With her last breath, she learned that Max, the little boy she had raised as her own, was Steve's son with his colleague Vanessa. Then Jenna opens her eyes, sixty days before the eruption. This time, she doesn't beg for a place at their table. She hands Steve divorce papers, sells everything that will be worthless once the sky turns black, and claims the one thing his family always mocked: her late grandfather's abandoned mine, buried deep enough to keep the ash out and the air clean. When Steve and his mother, Linda, try to take half of it, the deed proves it was Jenna's long before the wedding. Everyone calls her crazy for stockpiling respirators, diesel, and medicine. Only Ray, the cold and watchful captain of the mine rescue team, notices that nothing she buys is random. He doesn't trust her, but he can't ignore that she seems to know something no one else does. Then the mountain blows. The sky turns red, roofs collapse under the ash, and the same people who locked her out come pounding on her door, begging to be let in. This time, Jenna decides who lives.

Lucy Hart thought her husband’s betrayal with her best friend was the worst thing that could happen to her. When a deadly virus turned the world into a nightmare, Stephen Anderson abandoned Lucy and their seven-year-old son, Bryan, to save himself. Surrounded by zombies and betrayed by those she trusted, Lucy died while sacrificing to save her child. But death was not the end. She awakened in the body of Isabella Hartley, a famous actress with wealth, beauty, and power. With the apocalypse approaching, Lucy had a chance to rewrite her fate, protect Bryan, and make everyone who betrayed her pay. Then she discovered a terrifying ability: she could control zombies with her mind. But every command came at a price, and something inhuman was watching her from the shadows. As the first screams echoed through the city, Lucy realized her second chance might be more dangerous than her first. what happens when the dead begin to obey you, but the one hunting you cannot be controlled?

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.

In my past life, my husband and stepsister carved my bones to use for firewood, and burnt my flesh to eat as meat. They betrayed me. But the betrayal did not start there. And the betrayal was not just them killing me in desperation from their hunger and cold. Long before the apocalypse, long before I sat in a frozen cabin with them, long before I gave birth to my child… Long before I said ‘I do’. But I'm back now. It's 29 days before the frozen glacial, and I remember everything. I know their schemes, and I don't intend to let them get away with any of it.