Apocalypse Romance Novels & Stories

Grey inquired. "Remembering your past life as awakened what the heavenly emperor has tried so many centuries to avoid," Xander began to explain as he looked at Maya. "When you decided not to leave him after finding out that you two were from opposite worlds, your union is the catalyst, or should I say the key to the Apocalypse because of Alyssa's thirteen sins while in the heavens. This apocalypse would be the end of the demon clan and the gods in the heavens. This is why you both were forbidden to be together," he finished explaining. Maya's eyes widened in shock and Grey stared at Xander without saying a word.

His lips brushing against my ear Our hearts beat as one I smile as tears of joy escape my eyes "Roman," I whisper. Love in my voice. "I love you too." Roman's lips meet mine. Soft and gentle. Our kiss sends shivers down my spine. Time stands still. The world fades leaving only us lost in our love. Roman's lips devour mine. Passion explodes between us. Our confession ignites an uncontrollable fire within us. We stumble to the ground together. Hands roaming, clothes shed Skin to skin. Our bodies entwined. Roman's touch sends shivers down my spine.

With a sudden, violent motion, she swept it off the nightstand. The glass shattered against the stone floor, the liquid spilling out like wasted light. Dante let out a guttural sound, a mixture of triumph and agony. He crushed his mouth against hers, a kiss that tasted of finality and fire. This was the "Intimate Love Romance" at its most visceral—a communion of the damned. He didn't make love to her; he reclaimed her. He used the "Body Betrayal" as a conduit, forcing her to acknowledge that her choice was permanent.

“Then maybe I should be grateful it brought you back into my life.” Amanda’s fingers stopped around her glass. She looked at him. Their eyes held, and for one suspended moment, the noise of the restaurant seemed to recede. Something unspoken passed between them—too fragile to name, too present to ignore. Then her phone vibrated against the table. The sound snapped the moment apart. Amanda glanced down. Another notification from the workers. Her expression tightened immediately. The warmth drained from her face as the familiar urgency returned, cold and sharp beneath her skin.

“Stop messing around.” I pout, jutting my lower lip out as I straighten in the chair. “Why do you think I’m messing around? I could be serious.” He snorts, crossing his arms as he steps back slightly. “Because the world would split apart in half, a great apocalypse would descend, and the survival of humanity would be hanging by a thread before you—yoooou—fall in love. And even then, you’d probably fall for one of the brain-eating beasts devouring humanity.”

"We survived day two. Five more days to go before we can open our gates and after that… the apocalypse stretches forever." "Then we make sure forever belongs to us," Lucien growled softly against my temple, his grip on my waist tightening. "Damn straight," Daniel added, his thumb tracing a slow, distracting circle over the bone of my hip. "Besides, with you calling the shots, Feisty, the end of the world is starting to look like a hell of a ride." I let out a breathless chuckle, the sharp tension in my chest finally unraveling as the reality of our victory settled in.

I said flatly, “it’s because we won—and then we’re getting divorced. So don’t get your hopes up.” Leo smiled painfully. “Shall we?” He offered his hand. I took it. We stepped out of the suite into the common area, where assistants waited to guide us. Then the dreaded mechanical sound chimed again. [SYSTEM] — Introducing the final set of Exes. — Exes, you may now join APHROXIS. I watched in horror as another group of exes entered the mansion, luggage in hand, smiles wide. My heart nearly stopped when I saw him.

It was an admission of apostasy. Rusty leaned down, his forehead pressing against hers. He kissed her forehead, then her eyelids, then the curve of her lips, pouring the weight of his two-hundred-year loneliness and his terrified, newfound hope into the contact. They made love one final time that night”a slow, sacred ritual of surrender. Outside, the rain continued its relentless, silver judgment, as if trying to scrub the very memory of the city from the face of the earth.

After everything she had experienced in her previous life. After witnessing that terrible death and then being given a second chance... She understood the true nature of the apocalypse better than anyone around her. A heavy sigh escaped her lips. My base is thriving. She stared toward the distant walls surrounding Hope Base. The villa is thriving too. Images of smiling survivors flashed through her mind. Everyone is happy. For a brief moment, a smile appeared on her face. Then it faded. But nobody can afford to become complacent in the apocalypse. Her expression grew serious.

If you ask me, he should be the sacrifice…" Before I could finish, Ximena had already plunged her hand into James's chest and ripped out his heart. She chewed on the fresh heart, bite after bite. Then, she ordered the eerie puppets to drag his body away and drain the blood to use for the wedding feast. The puppets carried out the command with excitement, like it were a holiday. They hung James's corpse upside down from a withered tree to let the blood drain. "You should do it, my husband."