Post Apocalyptic Stories

A story set in the Post Sickness world of Phoenicia
It has finally happened: Terrorists have unleashed an unstoppable virus upon the world. Only a very small percentage of humanity has survived. Gavin Thompson, unsatisfied with the prospect of just surviving makes plans to restore civilization as quickly as possible. This is his story. (This version is a bit longer and slightly modified from the version on SOL)

A Zombie story that chronicles the live people, working the Zombies in as I go.

A story in the A Thousand Years of Peace! Universe
Gaia is born. Earth is still going through changing. Come see the adventures in space.

Derived from the stories of FrankSpeaks in SOL
This story picks up from the end of Book 3 (duh) and continues the adventures and stories. I hope you enjoy reading. It's a good adventure tale with some flying written by a non-flier.

An unusual young woman, Leza lives with, cares for, communicates and controls an army of the undead. She can teach the living how to survive, if the humans can only keep from killing her. Leza represents more than just another day of survival, but whether that portends humanity's rescue or the future of the undead is anyone's guess. She may be humanity's redemption or their ultimate annihilation.

A Justiceman Episode (2)
Part of the The Post Sickness World of Phoenicia universe
In the post-Sickness Arizona territory, rape and murder are not uncommon. If you're going to commit these acts, though, you'd best be careful who your victims are. Bad guys are not always the baddest guys around.

Derived from the stories of FrankSpeaks in SOL
This is the continuing story of Preservation with Jack's son, Mike, leading a small team to explore south.

A story in the A Thousand Years of Peace! Universe
The sons of John Taylor go out to bring Mexico, Cuba and other nearby countries into the New United States.

A Justiceman Episode (4)
Part of the The Post Sickness World of Phoenicia universe
Murder on the Mogollon Rim. Alex is almost close enough to catch the killer red-handed and there is plenty of evidence to get a conviction. The question is what to do with a killer you don't want to hang...