Fallocaust

Fallocaust by Quil Carter is a dark post-apocalyptic novel set more than two centuries after a cataclysm that left the world a desolate greywaste. Reaver, a brutal survivor shaped by cannibalism, constant violence, and the rule of a distant tyrant rumored to have caused the disaster, lives by cruelty and emotional detachment. His rigid worldview begins to shift when a mysterious newcomer arrives in his block, someone who stands out sharply from the hardened survivors around them. As Reaver’s fixation deepens into a dangerous obsession, the story blends dystopian science fiction, horror, and queer romance with an emphasis on psychological tension and the cost of survival.

The Ghost and the Darkness Volume 1 by Quil Carter continues directly after the events of Fallocaust, following Reaver and Killian as they flee into the greywastes, hunted by King Silas. Sheltering with former enemies and uneasy allies, they discover that their fragile refuge is shaped by hidden agendas, particularly those of the secretive Elish Dekker. As Reaver confronts the revelation that he was engineered for a specific purpose, his determination to protect Killian drives the story’s mix of romance, psychological tension, and brutal survival. This first volume in the post-apocalyptic, dystopian series blends horror elements, violence, and LGBTQ themes around a gay male protagonist forced to question freedom, loyalty, and identity.

The Ghost and the Darkness Volume 2 by Quil Carter continues this dark, post-apocalyptic saga with Reaver and Elish reluctantly allied in a hostile northern wasteland. As they search the greywastes for Killian and Jade, the two men confront brutal conditions, violent threats, and the psychological strain of relying on someone they do not trust. Their hunt for the missing boys reveals disturbing truths rather than clear answers, deepening the dystopian horror that surrounds them. When evidence of betrayal surfaces, the fragile balance between survival, loyalty, and desire in this LGBTQ science fiction romance becomes even more precarious.

The Suicide King Volume 1 by Quil Carter continues the post-apocalyptic saga of Reaver and Killian, reunited after months apart yet strained by Reaver’s worsening psychological turmoil. As they cross the plaguelands, they encounter a new, predatory threat that targets immortals, adding brutal external danger to their already fragile relationship. Meanwhile in Skyfall, the powerful Dekker family faces upheaval as once-dominant chimeras are challenged and long-standing hierarchies begin to fracture. Blending dystopian science fiction, dark romance, and LGBTQ themes, this volume emphasizes survival, violence, and the cost of power in a hostile world.

The Suicide King Volume 2 by Quil Carter continues a dark, post-apocalyptic saga in which the Dekker family, engineered as weapons, must finally act as a unified force. As Skyfall faces escalating attacks from increasingly intelligent proxies and other emerging threats, the once-broken men struggle to reclaim their strength and confront the violence surrounding them. Long-buried secrets from King Silas’s past unsettle the fragile order, challenging everything the chimeras believe about their leader and themselves. Blending dystopian science fiction, psychological horror, and intense LGBTQ romance, this volume focuses on survival, identity, and the cost of power in a world where almost every authority figure has vanished or gone into hiding.

A God Among Insects Volume 1 by Quil Carter continues a dark, post-apocalyptic saga where power, obsession, and survival collide. In the aftermath of the Proxy Incident, Elish and Jade rule through calculated cruelty, targeting the families who once opposed them, while Jade grows increasingly disturbed by his husband’s altered behavior and the secrets surrounding the new King of Skyfall. Far from the city, Reaver and Killian struggle to cross a hostile wasteland filled with mutated creatures and proxy worms, accompanied by an uneasy third companion. As Reaver becomes fixated on a possible born immortal who lures them onward with gruesome clues, the novel blends dystopian horror, psychological tension, and queer romance centered on morally fraught male protagonists.

A God Among Insects Volume 2 by Quil Carter continues this dark, post-apocalyptic saga with a focus on psychological tension and fractured loyalties. Elish’s deteriorating state and his secrecy strain his marriage to Jade as they, along with Reno, Caligula, and Ceph, are trapped in the violent games of the unstable clone Malachy. Far from Skyfall, King Silas roams the greywastes and plaguelands with Sky, torn between long-held desire and growing unease as Perish hints that Sky’s glitches hide something more dangerous. Elsewhere, Reaver’s encounter with Bastian in a deserted tower reveals disturbing truths about born immortals, driving him, Killian, and two determined nightcrawlers toward a return to Skyfall that could reshape the fate of mortals and immortals alike.

A God Among Insects Volume 3 by Quil Carter continues the dark, post-apocalyptic saga in the crumbling city of Skyfall, where political power struggles intersect with body horror and psychological breakdown. As Dr. Bastian Gibel pursues a way to end immortality and leads a rebellion, genetically engineered proxy worms evolve beyond their creators’ control, turning Skyfall into the focal point of multiple escalating threats. Within the royal family, loyalties fracture, with Reaver and Killian backing opposing leaders and risking both their bond and the fragile stability around them. Meanwhile, Elish’s deteriorating mental state and the proxy worms’ emerging agenda hint at the rise of a new ruler, deepening the novel’s blend of dystopian science fiction, queer romance, and violent survival drama.