Following Garret being newly crowned king, as his brother Seth seemingly has returned from the dead, the kingdom is again faced with war. From the west marches a mighty foe accompanied by fire breathing beasts. Worse than that however, the gods are beginning to intercede in the fates of men and the twins and Valdadore alike must face blessed warriors of another nation. Like the twins, these champions are unlike anything Thurr has ever seen before. Valdadore faces overwhelming odds. Can the twins and their allies succeed in saving the kingdom they have sworn themselves to defend?

Valdadore is under attack by a relentless foe. Outnumbered and outmatched, it falls to a few to protect the many. Those blessed by the gods stand before the onslaught to protect those weaker, but even they cannot hold forever. On the brink of destruction, risks must be taken, and heroes of old return to heed the call of their kingdom. Many will fall. Those you have come to love will be lost. Is this the end for Valdadore?

With a new oath to the god that gave him his power, Seth is returned to Thurr, determined to set right all of his wrongs. Sara, prisoner to the enemy king, is drawn ever further away from Valdadore to an end she is certain awaits with open maw. Borrik, the massive werewolf champion sworn to Seth has fallen in with Garret, and together they plan to hold Valdadore against their enemy at all costs, but both know they will not prevail against the invading king. Not without aid. From the West Linaya and Zorbin march with a hundred thousand Dwarven warriors in hopes of reaching Valdadore before all...

Facing both peril and failure, Gnak fights to maintain his oath to the dark goddess Ishanya. Sworn to unite the races of Orcs, Goblins, and Trolls, he is forced to make hasty decisions as he prepares for the future as he sees it in his visions. But others have had visions of their own. Will he be able to conquer both the Trolls and Goblins and bend them to his will?

The world is dead. Plants gone. Animals gone. The air is thick with dust and ash. Water has turned to murky cesspools of death and decay. Life and Earth as we know it are gone-at least all the good parts. It's been almost a year since the first signs that we killed our planet began to arise. Order and humanity are gone now, replaced by vigilante justice and survival at all costs. Nine months have passed since the quarantines were put in place. Six months since we realized it was too late, and just after that the governments of the world fell. That was nearly seven billion people ago, and now...

Awaking to the grim realization that his arm is missing, Charles finds himself in a situation he's never considered before. He's no longer alone. Having saved his life, Lindsay joins him in his effort to reach Florida. Finding what could likely be the last remains of civilization, they are forced to flee from things even worse than the walking dead.

With the loss of Lindsay, Charles clings to his humanity by a thread of little more than desperation. With vengeance in his heart, he takes the fight to the zealots. Fleeing Atlanta, he is haunted by his past and the memories of those he has loved. Injured and close to death, he seeks out the only remaining thing dear to him-his daughters.

With Charles' fated arrival, the lives of his daughters is in upheaval. Torn between thinking him a madman-a victim of the current world, or their father-having come to rescue them, Lexi and Valerie are forced to decide upon what to do. With their security, their way of live, and their survival on the line, they decide that their father's dying words were not those of a rambling madman, but the wish and warning of a father. With the name Jason firmly engrained in their minds, a highway map of the United States with crude markings upon it, and hearts full of determination, they set out into...