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A gripping piece of historical fiction about the perils of Antonio and his daughter Isabella fighting against the bubonic plague.

After the events of Swanston, Killian-Grey struggles to prove himself to the group after being branded as a traitor--especially when competing with his rival Casimir, while Jasper struggles being heralded as a hero. Even when they're both together, they've never felt so apart. Will their growing feelings blossom into a life-changing romance, or will they forever be separated by their new ranks within the group? Meanwhile something is brewing beneath the surface, a growing threat becoming more and more persistent. The group's lives are on the line as they fight to keep themselves safe. When a group member goes missing, the real traitor will be revealed, and all Hell will break loose. 🥈 Best love interest in the Character Spotlight awards! ________________________ This is a sequel to the first book in the series. You can find the first one on my profile. This story can not be read as a stand-alone, as nothing else will make sense. ________________________ Since mock websites are becoming more common unfortunately, I have to give the disclaimer that this story is only being published on ��������, if you see it anywhere else let me know so I can warn my followers and also be aware that it could make your device vulnerable to malware. Story not recommended to anybody under the age of seventeen due to: - Occasional strong language - Gore - References of abuse - Violence - Sexuality/sexual references

A brutal virus has wiped out most of the countries. A few countries remain, and are under quarantine. Most countries have been destroyed, and the remaining ones are close to anarchy. Will England find love, or lose the fatal game? The countdown begins. FrUk, Rated T for violence, gore & swearing, & FrUk. (COMPLETED)

Dahlia, who was mistakenly arrested, somehow found herself in the same prison cell with the most dangerous prisoner in the empire. Killian, who was the strongest knight of the fallen enemy kingdom, was kept as a prisoner after his homeland's defeat in the war. He was known as the crazy madman who ruthlessly slaughtered hundreds of men in the battlefield. He was all the things one would be terrified of when heard. The story used to scare children to sleep. A killer A lunatic A madman who laughed while slaughtering his enemies A man who only lusted for blood. Those were the names attached to him. Valuing her dear life, Dahlia decided to earn his interest by pretending to like him. After all, he was known to spare interesting things, especially women, according to the rumors she heard, that is. However, her act of pretending to like him was no use at all. The more she fawned over him, the more he threatened her. Eventually, the time came when she was finally free to go but couldn't bid him a proper farewell. And years later... "Why did you suddenly disappear that day?" Never did she expect she would encounter him again. "Do you know that I've almost gone mad searching for you?" He said with his deep calloused voice. And though her body was frozen in his arms, she gulped as he leaned into her ears. "You told me before that you'd marry me once we got out of that prison." A breath hitched in her throat. "Aren't you going to keep your words, my beloved?" He said. It seemed like he had no intention of letting her go.

It took barely over a month for the epidemic to spread across the globe. Contrary to belief, the world didn't end with a bang and neither did it go quietly. No. It ended one scream at a time. A little more than a year has passed since the outbreak swept over the planet and annihilated a good portion of the living. Perri was one of the lucky ones who managed to evacuate with the military escorted buses in those early days of the spread. But, that luck didn't last. After one too many tragedies, she had decided to finally leave the, so called, "safe zone". With her main objective being the search for her best friend, she finds more than she bargained for. Her blood is death. Her blood is virulent. Her blood is life. Salvation is hers to give.

In fourteenth-century Ireland, the Black Death, a plague that devours towns and families alike, leaves orphaned Bridget and her companions no choice but to flee. Their journey through a country rotting with fear and death leads to unlikely bonds and dangerous truths-each twist testing their devotion, courage, and fragile hopes of survival. Love and loyalty alone may not be enough.

When a deadly disease ravages the town of Holmsley, Frankie and her friends find themselves trapped inside a military-blockaded quarantine zone. A story that was first published in 2014 and feels more relevant than ever. Fifteen-year-old Frankie and her friends must find their way out of quarantine if they want to survive. As the body count rises, Frankie realizes that this is no ordinary quarantine and no one is coming to help. Once infected, the sick become crazed and violent, while fear turns other survivors to savages. And who or what are the mysterious figures Frankie keeps seeing around town? It seems she'll have to unravel the dark truth behind it all if she wants to get out alive... Content and/or trigger warning: This story describes disease outbreaks and contains scenes of violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

These characters are based on real life young adults. Their real life appearances are shown but their real life names are hidden. This book contains restricted continent. Ole J. Benedictow describes how he calculated that the Black Death killed 50 million people in the 14th century, or 60 per cent of Europe's entire population. The disastrous mortal disease known as the Black Death spread across Europe in the years 1346-53. 6 girls and 6 boys has been placed deep underground where the Black Death couldn't get to them. A man called Master, who they never in their life seen or heard before is the only person on the surface who can communicate with them. The 12 teenagers haven't seen the outside world, or at least think they haven't. The mirrors dream of each other almost every night. A week after staying trapped inside their sides, the double doors, that are not allowed to be touched and are always remained lock, are opened and the boys come onto the girl's side. The 12 teenagers learn about each other and learn that two each of them are mirrors of each other.

*NOTE: I am currently rewriting some parts of this, which will result in some added content and changes!* When a virus begins to spread throughout the world, turning those it infects into flesh-eating monsters. Forced to flee her home, Quinn watches her city devolve into insanity and bloodshed as it is taken over by the dead. Now she must struggle to survive in this terrifying, lawless world. Survival is difficult even with the help of friends, and the undead aren't the only things to worry about.

The dark and painful story of an unforgiving, cruel city which seeks to crush all those who live in it.. To those uninitiated, ''Altstadt.'' Standing atop, noblemen from the First War look down upon peasants who are banished from birth to rot in a fetid wasteland. Belial, one of these peasants, is a ''black swan'' among his peers, hiding something dastardly deep within his very self. The second point of view, Belial's direct inverse, Servius Crowfeather. A noble duke from an esteemed family who claws desperately at the murk to take back that which was stolen from him so long ago... The calm still and raging fire of both Belial and Servius' dreams have the power to shift the course of Alstadt's recluse history forevermore... Yet the question remains. Will they?