3 years after the Flense decimates civilization, Finn Bolles and a dozen survivors flee the security of Bunker 8. Hoping for clues to the plague, they seek the mysterious Bunker 12. But when Finn splits away to search for his brother, the group becomes fractured and vulnerable. Soon, they'll discover that there are monsters far more terrifying than Wraiths.

This is a story of a man who imagined at nearly every turn in his life his ultimate death. And so, in a sense, this is everyman's story. We all fear death and its lack of predictability, death and the darkness beyond. In a sense, the lowly mayfly represents this fear in the extreme. Some species live but a single night after emergence into the adult form (imago). Nocturne highlights our transience, as well as our prime directive: to find a mate and propagate. But if you think that these are the imaginings of a man fearing death, read closer; the real story here is what drives the Man’s obsession with such a morbid subject: his son.

It's not easy being the hottest girl in school, but for Edgemont High senior Claire Fontaine, it's worth it. After meeting Trevor, the gorgeous new boy in town, she becomes the target of a stranger with a malicious agenda. Now she wonders, who is this perfect boy? What's his connection to the recent death of another Edgemont teen? How much will she have to sacrifice to save herself and keep him?

Safe inside ten isolated bunkers are Humanity's survivors, all working to unravel the mystery of the Flense, a highly contagious and grisly disease spread by the slightest contact. For 18-y/o Finnian Bolles, life inside may be no bed of roses, but at least it's safe. Or so he's always believed. The shelters were never meant to protect forever. In fact, they were never meant to protect at all.

In a desolate corner of space sits Earth, target of a much older and far more advanced alien race. Our species' first encounter with theirs on a warm spring day in Manhattan sparks fears of an imminent invasion. In time, the truth revealed will be far, far more sinister. It's not what they take from our world which could doom mankind, but the crap they leave behind. (A dark satirical novelette).

Zpocalypto gamer Jessica Daniels and her gang of code jackers decide to break into Long Island's Gameland hoping to catch a glimpse of some of the Infected Undead.