Books matching: post apocalyptic earth
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Save:'Earth Abides' by George R. Stewart is a post-apocalyptic novel that follows the protagonist Isherwood Williams as he navigates a world devastated by a deadly disease. The story explores Ish's journey as he encounters the rapid loss of knowledge, attempts to rebuild society, and reflects on the changes in human civilization over generations. The writing style is introspective and insightful, delving into themes of survival, loss, and the resilience of humanity in the face of catastrophe.
. . . and the government of the United States of America is herewith suspended, except in the District of Columbia, as of the emergency. Federal officers, including those of the Armed Forces, will put... - #2
Save:"A Canticle for Leibowitz" by Walter M. Miller Jr. is a post-apocalyptic novel that follows the story of a Catholic monastery in a remote desert, set in a world recovering from a nuclear war. The book is divided into three parts, spanning centuries and exploring themes of religion, history, humanity's propensity for repeating mistakes, and the preservation of knowledge. The writing style is described as contemplative, somber, and reflective, with rich characters, superb writing, and a blend of wry humor and speculative weight.
Never before had Brother Francis actually seen a pilgrim with girded loins, but that this one was the bona fide article he was convinced as soon as he had recovered from the spine-chilling effect of t... - #3
Save:'Alien Mine' in the series 'Zyrgin Warriors' by Marie Dry is a sci-fi romance set in a dystopian world where Earth is facing multiple crises. The story follows the protagonist, Natalia, who finds herself held captive by a group of aliens. Despite initial hesitations, readers appreciate the character development and interactions between Natalia and the alien hero. The plot unfolds with misunderstandings, emotional angst, and passion, culminating in a sweet ending where both characters have to compromise and adapt to each other's cultures.
Her captor's overwhelming stench of old sweat, booze, and bear scat assaulted her nose. Her arm throbbed where he gripped her with fleshy fingers, jerking her along the rough mountain path. Natalie st... - #4
Save:In 'The Dog Stars' by Peter Heller, the story is set nine years after a flu epidemic has devastated the world, leaving only a few survivors. The protagonist, Hig, is a pilot living in eastern Colorado with his dog Jasper and his survivalist partner Bangley. The narrative unfolds as Hig grapples with loss and loneliness, while also seeking hope and connection by investigating a mysterious signal he received years ago. The book's writing style, with a mix of fragmented prose and poetic language, captures the post-apocalyptic setting and the emotional depth of the characters' experiences.
I have a neighbor. One. Just us at a small country airport a few miles from the mountains. A training field where they built a bunch of houses for people who couldn’t sleep without their little planes... - #5
Save:'Hunter's Claim' in the series 'The Alliance' by author S.E. Smith follows the story of Jesse, a young woman struggling to survive in a post-apocalyptic Earth with her two younger sisters. When she crosses paths with an alien man named Hunter, her life takes a drastic turn as he claims her as his amate to protect her and her family. The plot is filled with action, danger, and romance as Jesse and Hunter navigate their relationship in a world where chaos and fear reign due to the arrival of aliens.
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Save:'Stranded' in the series 'Mates for the Raskarrans' by author Heather Fox follows the story of Liv, a human female who crash-lands on an alien planet along with eleven other women. The plot revolves around the bonding of Liv and Gregar, the tribe leader of the Raskarrans, as they navigate the challenges of survival and developing a deep connection. The writing style is described as vivid with excellent world-building, creating a jungle planet that comes to life for the readers. incorporates elements of the fated mates trope, set in an alien world, providing a unique twist to the alien romance genre.
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Save:'Walk the Vanished Earth' by Erin Swan is a unique blend of science fiction, dystopia, realism, and fantasy, set in a future where genetic manipulation creates beings capable of surviving on Mars. The novel spans different timelines and locations, from a climate-damaged Earth to Mars, portraying a post-apocalyptic world with intriguing characters and complex relationships. Despite some inconsistencies in the plot, the book offers a thought-provoking narrative that delves into themes of human ambition, survival, and the consequences of climate change.
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Save:In a post-apocalyptic world where most of the population has been blinded by a mysterious event, the remaining sighted individuals must navigate a hostile environment filled with predatory plants known as triffids. The story follows the struggles of humanity as they face dilemmas of survival, moral choices, and societal collapse, set against the backdrop of a dystopian future. The writing style is described as pure science fiction, plot-driven, and reminiscent of old sci-fi movies, with a focus on societal commentary and philosophical themes rather than individual character development.
I felt that from the moment I woke. And yet, when I started functioning a little more sharply, I misgave. After all, the odds were that it was I who was wrong, and not everyone else – though I did not... - #9
Save:Metro 2033, written by Dmitry Glukhovsky, is a post-apocalyptic novel set in the Moscow subway metro system after a nuclear war devastates the world. The story follows the journey of a young protagonist named Artyom who possesses a special ability to communicate with dark spirits in the tunnels. As Artyom embarks on a mission to deliver a secret message to the station at Polis, he encounters mutant creatures, dangerous situations, and various factions within the metro system. The book explores themes of survival, society, and the consequences of a post-nuclear world. The writing style is described as dark, captivating, and immersive, with vivid imagery that creates a bleak yet intriguing setting for the story.
Artyom rose reluctantly from his seat by the fire and, shifting the machine gun from his back to his chest, headed towards the darkness. He stood right at the edge of the lighted area and then, as lou... - #10
Save:'Broken Earth' in the series 'Argurma Salvager' by S.J. Sanders follows the story of an alien named Veral who arrives on Earth, now a desolate wasteland, and meets a human named Terri. Together, they navigate a dystopian world, facing challenges such as fighting against a disreputable gang and surprise mate bonding. The trilogy offers a mix of romance, universe building, and action-packed adventure as Veral and Terri's relationship evolves amidst threats to their lives on different planets.
A blue-green planet filled the viewscreen. Dawn was just breaking over the horizon and the planet’s face was largely concealed in darkness, without the clusters of light that came with advanced civili...
