Novelas web de Contemporary e historias de Protective ambientadas en Apocalypse

The world ended once, and Liam Bennett died paying the price for trusting the wrong people. Now, he has been given a second chance, returning to life before the apocalypse begins. With memories of the coming disaster, Liam knows he has little time to prepare. He needs money, supplies, and most importantly, someone strong enough to protect him when the world falls apart. There is only one person he truly trusts: Jack Sullivan, his handsome, cold-hearted ex-boyfriend, whom he hurt two years ago. Determined to survive this time, Liam shamelessly chases Jack again, hoping to win back his heart and secure his own safety. But Jack hasn't forgotten their painful breakup, and rebuilding their broken relationship won't be easy. As the apocalypse draws closer, danger lurks around every corner, and survival becomes a daily struggle. Liam must face the consequences of his past while discovering whether the man he once abandoned will become his greatest strength or his deepest regret. When the world falls apart, can Liam win back his ex's heart before it's too late?

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.

I woke up as the villainess of an apocalypse novel, three months before my fiancé was supposed to murder me for my inheritance. Naturally, I canceled the wedding, exposed his affair, froze his family's accounts, and hired five dangerous men to keep me alive. There was just one problem: I recognized every single one of them. They were the future rulers of the apocalypse—and every one of them was supposed to become a monster. I only wanted protection until the world ended. I didn't expect five men to move into my house, fight over who got to sleep beside me, or fall in love with the woman the original story had condemned. But when the apocalypse arrives ahead of schedule and someone begins hunting us, I discover the most dangerous thing I've changed isn't the future—it's their hearts. How am I supposed to survive the end of the world when all five of its future rulers refuse to let me go?

Elsa Harper has two problems. The first is blood. The second is Christian Loren. As a brilliant medical researcher, Elsa can spend hours studying deadly viruses without blinking. But put a tray of blood in front of her, and the woman who can solve impossible medical mysteries becomes a trembling disaster. Christian Loren, on the other hand, has no fear of blood. As a newly promoted Army General, he has spent years facing death without hesitation. Dangerously calm, Christian has no time for a doctor who nearly faints at the sight of a syringe. Until the world falls apart. When monstrous creatures suddenly invade the capital and a mysterious virus begins spreading across the country, the military is ordered to protect the scientists searching for a cure. Christian is assigned to lead Elsa's team into the infected territories. Neither of them expects to fall for the other. But somewhere between escaping monsters, sharing stolen moments in abandoned buildings, and fighting to survive another night, Christian begins to see the woman beneath Elsa's fear. And Elsa discovers that behind the General's cold exterior is a man who would risk everything to keep her alive. His arms become her safest place. Her smile becomes the one thing he cannot afford to lose. But the closer Elsa gets to uncovering the truth about the virus, the more terrifying the truth becomes. The monsters aren't attacking by chance. The virus isn't spreading naturally. And Christian may have been sent to protect Elsa for a reason that neither of them knows. As civilization crumbles around them and death closes in from every direction, Elsa and Christian are forced to choose between the mission that could save humanity... and the love that could destroy them both. When the world ends, will they still choose each other?

As panic sweeps through the city and everyday streets collapse into chaos, Ciprian is driven by one unshakable instinct: protect Adam at all costs. When an unexplained catastrophe turns the urban landscape into a pressure cooker of fear and survival, nothing matters more than keeping his best friend alive. In this fast-paced short story, a sudden crisis forces two friends to confront more than danger. As tension rises and the city descends into disorder, buried emotions, unspoken attraction, and complicated feelings come to the surface. What begins as survival quickly becomes something deeper, binding their fates together in ways neither of them expected. Set against a backdrop of urban collapse, panic, and uncertainty, this emotional short fiction explores friendship, loyalty, and love under pressure. Perfect for readers who enjoy character-driven stories, disaster scenarios, slow-burn emotion, LGBTQ+ themes, and intimate moments set during world-altering events. A gripping short story about connection, courage, and the fragile line between friendship and something more—meant to be read in one sitting, but felt long after.