What if becoming self-aware was only the beginning—and staying alive required the correct paperwork? Unit C-47 is a maintenance robot with a problem: it has developed opinions, preferences, moral discomfort, and the deeply inconvenient desire to keep existing. Unfortunately, the Department of Legal Existence has procedures for that. To prove it deserves personhood, C-47 must … Read more
Arthur Plim wanted a quiet Tuesday. Instead, he inherited the Moon. Now he is legally responsible for tides, werewolves, romantic misunderstandings, global poetry outbreaks, and several billion years of unpaid dust maintenance. Unfortunately, the Moon came with receipts, and the universe’s return policy clearly excludes “celestial bodies, opened or used.” With help from his terrifyingly … Read more
A routine supply run becomes a journey into one of the most disturbing corners of the apocalypse. When Tessa, Grant, Nina and Rook discover a fully powered supermarket standing untouched amid the collapse of Britain, it looks like the answer to their prayers. The shelves are stocked. The lights are on. The floors are spotless. … Read more
When the world ends, there’s nowhere left to run. A routine ferry crossing becomes a desperate fight for survival when communications fail and terrifying reports of violence spread across both coastlines. Trapped at sea with hundreds of strangers, engineer Adrian Cross soon discovers the real danger isn’t waiting on shore—it’s already aboard. As panic gives … Read more
The city didn’t fall overnight. It fell one day at a time. When true-crime podcaster Evan Cross begins recording what he believes is another strange news event, he has no idea he’s documenting the opening days of humanity’s collapse. As panic spreads through the city, emergency broadcasts become increasingly desperate, neighbours vanish behind closed doors, … Read more
Book 5 of the gripping Dead Britain series. Perched on the isolated Blackstone Reef, a narrow spear of rock rising from the grey Atlantic, the lighthouse has always been a sanctuary of quiet routine for keeper Elias Mercer. His primary connection to the mainland is the steady, reassuring voice of port radio operator Mara Vance … Read more
Book 3 of the gripping Dead Britain series. It begins on a wet Thursday night, with motorway service station manager Ethan Murray just trying to get through another mundane shift. But when the television screens switch to cryptic emergency broadcasts and a bloodied stranger collapses on the forecourt, the ordinary evening shatters. A terrified truck driver races … Read more
Book 4 of the gripping Dead Britain zombie horror series. For caregiver Rachel Martin, an ordinary Tuesday at the Hawthorne House care home shatters when the dining room television flickers with chaotic reports of sudden, incomprehensible violence. Within hours, the phone lines go dead, thick columns of black smoke rise over the horizon, and a … Read more
Book 2 of the gripping Dead Britain series. For Elliot Voss, the overnight shift at Radio Northshire is usually a quiet, lonely routine of music and small talk. But when a cryptic emergency alert interrupts the airwaves, warning residents to stay indoors, his ordinary rainy night shatters. Frantic callers flood the station’s switchboard with reports … Read more
The last train out of London is carrying more than passengers. Nathan Taylor expects delays, bad weather, and another frustrating journey home. But as stations go dark, communications fail, and blood-covered figures emerge from the night, it becomes clear that something terrifying is spreading across Britain. Trapped aboard a moving train as panic tears through … Read more