by Saul Tanpepper

4.2 stars – 586 reviews

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Three years ago, Finnian Bolles and his fellow apocalypse survivors fled to the safety of Bunker Eight. Three years spent in complete isolation from a devastated world consumed by a humanity-destroying plague. Three years avoiding the terrifying, nearly unstoppable, once-human creatures known as Wraiths.

Now an uninfected stranger appears at their front doorstep with extraordinary claims of a cure and clues to where it might be found: within a rumored twelfth bunker. Problem is, such a place isn’t supposed to exist. With Humanity’s fate resting in the balance, do they risk leaving their own bunker to search for another, possibly succumbing to a fate worse than death?

As disagreement splinters the group and violence breaks out, the horrifying truth begins to emerge about the real cause of the Flense and why it was released into the world. And the one among them who’ll do anything to keep those secrets buried.

Even if it means unleashing the Flense against them.

by James A. Sagerholm

5.0 stars – 5 reviews

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by Marc Secchia

4.6 stars – 363 reviews

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Liberated from Her Cage by a Dragon

Stolen from her jungle home and sold to a zookeeper, Pip knows only a world behind bars, a world in which a Pygmy warrior and her giant ape friends are a zoo attraction. She dreams of being Human. She dreams of escaping to the world outside her cage.

Then, the Dragon Zardon kidnaps her into a new life. Pip rides Dragonback across the Island-World to her new school – a school inside a volcano. A school where Humans learn to be Dragon Riders. But this is only a foretaste of her magical destiny, for the Dragon Assassins are coming. They have floated an Island across the Rift and their aim is nothing less than the massacre of all Dragons.

>>Her courage will be tested to its limits, for Pip is the Pygmy Dragon, and this is her tale

by Aaron Ben-Shahar

4.0 stars – 119 reviews

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When in troubleyou can only truly trust your family, your blood ties… but can you?Bonnie, a prominent minister in the Israeli government finds a signed envelope inside the drawer of his recently deceased mother’s desk.The mysterious envelope, addressed to him personally, contains shocking details about his biological father which his mother had kept secret for over forty years.When Bonnie decides to get to the bottom of this enigma, he finds himself at the crux of a complex international conflict in the boiling Middle East, from where there is no return.He must think twice about who is with him and who is against him.If he wants to save himself, he must trust only those closest to him. But what if those very people turned out also to be his greatest enemies?Beyond being fast-paced and suspenseful, this story raises tough questions about morality, loyalty and integrity.