Post Apocalypse Stories

The Institute (2)
Jason, an Institute Operative, is sent to retrieve a late blooming Erotic Mind Control Positive and discovers a town in denial.

They almost missed the warnings, but when realisation came, they knew what must be done. But could they evacuate an entire planet?

Based on Mad Max Fury Road, James rescues a bunch of women held captive. A story I wrote when Mad Max first came out, one shot, won't be continued, but fun to write! Now fully edited by my wonderful editor, Steve.

Two years on Molly and Dan have a Baby who needs weening and the birth pains of other grander changes are all around them in the world. When it comes to sex crazed teenagers however. The more things change, the more things stay the same. (This story follows on from 'The Supremacy of Miss Molly May Everard'. You'll need to read that first to follow this one.)

In a post-apocalyptic world a team of breeders is told they screwed up - and not in a good way. Their boss wants to know what happened. They're sure they adhered to the contract by the book. It turns out someone else made the mistake. But now they have to pay for it.

A government vampire-slayer tracks down a vampire brothel.

Billy Artemis, 16 years old, was time-jumped from 2015 to 2297. He wound up in a government orphanage with a female roommate who proceeded to teach him all he needed to know about sex. That double bed in their room really came in handy. Billy was a computer genius and had no trouble hacking into the local computers. Join him and his harem as they become filthy rich and a force in society before Billy is 25.

All of a sudden, it is like the world has come to an end. The enemy has launched fearsome missiles at American cities. The ex-Marine decides it is time to take some evasive action and packs his family up for a safer place than the middle of Los Angeles. His wife is a bit reluctant to leave the proximity of the shopping mall and his children are less than happy at losing all of the electronic goodies they have come to depend upon. Still, he knows they are a lot luckier than almost everyone else.