David Moody Books in Order

As the dying sun drives global temperatures upward, society collapses into violence and disorder. Steven Johnson must cross a scorched landscape to reach his wife, hundreds of miles away, before the planet becomes uninhabitable.

Three hundred aliens arrive in Thatcham aboard a damaged mining ship, and humanity welcomes its first extraterrestrial visitors. Tom Winter remains suspicious, struggling to judge whether his fears are paranoia or warnings everyone else has ignored.

A disease kills almost the entire population within a day, leaving scattered survivors in a silent world. When the corpses begin moving and gradually recover their senses, the living must adapt to an increasingly aggressive threat.

Survivors shelter in an underground military base as growing masses of reanimated corpses gather above them. Blocked ventilation threatens their refuge, and an attempt to clear the bodies forces the trapped community into direct conflict with the dead.

A handful of survivors hide in a ruined city after a devastating disease kills billions. As the infection's consequences become clearer, the arrival of soldiers introduces another uncertainty: whether armed newcomers offer rescue or further danger.

This collection follows numerous ordinary people through the catastrophe of the Autumn series. Lovers, office workers, rebels and others survive the initial disease by chance, then face the terrifying practical and emotional demands of a world overrun by corpses.

Danny McCoyne watches apparently ordinary people erupt into sudden, murderous violence. As random attacks multiply and society struggles to respond, nobody can tell who will become a killer next, turning everyday relationships into sources of fear.

With humanity divided between Haters and the Unchanged, Danny McCoyne searches for his daughter Ellis across a devastated landscape. His conviction that she shares his condition drives him into enemy territory, where events challenge his understanding of the conflict.

Forty days after the catastrophe, one group survives by violently attacking the dead while another relies on careful planning. Circumstances force them together, testing incompatible approaches as overwhelming numbers of corpses threaten their remaining chance of survival.

During a nuclear winter, Danny McCoyne occupies a distinctive role in Hinchcliffe's Hater army because he can control his Hate. As fewer Unchanged remain, escalating demands place him at the center of a struggle over the survivors' future.

Refugees shelter in a medieval castle while the dead besiege them and winter approaches. Another survivor group offers a radically different way of living, creating divisions over whether to rebuild familiar society or abandon its old assumptions.

The zombie apocalypse releases Keith from a life spent caring for his alcoholic father. Sheltering with confident Anna in an isolated bungalow, he discovers that their clashing personalities may be as dangerous as the corpses surrounding them.

Survivors confront the collapse of ordinary life as the dead rise and familiar places become dangerous. These stories and novellas follow different responses to a zombie outbreak, exploring the choices people make when safety, companionship and certainty disappear.

Brutal, seemingly unrelated murders shake the insular Scottish town of Thussock. Suspicion falls on the recently arrived Griffiths family, but the mutilated bodies suggest that the community may face something more disturbing than an ordinary killer.

Stuart has fortified his home and stockpiled supplies against an epidemic that turns people into infectious predators. As the infected surround his family and resources diminish, his preparations face a growing test of endurance and resolve.

Fourteen people are isolated on Skek, a barren North Sea island, when a fatal accident begins a mounting death toll. Suspicion spreads through the group as they struggle to distinguish coincidence from deliberate violence and fear.

Matthew Dunne finally reaches home after months evading Haters, only to find a fortified refugee camp. His ability to predict enemy behavior makes him valuable, drawing him into competing interests and danger as tensions inside the camp intensify.

Nuclear attacks leave Haters and Unchanged fighting for survival in neighboring camps. Both armies prepare to strike first and annihilate the other, while the devastated surroundings and unknown threats complicate their leaders' determination to win.

Eleven stories explore unsettling possibilities around family life, bodily transformation, war and the end of the world. Ordinary desires and familiar relationships become points of entry for horror, science fiction and suspense across sharply different settings.

Survivors trapped in corpse-filled London hear rumors of a self-sufficient refuge farther north. Escaping the sprawling ruins requires cooperation with other hidden survivors, but the overwhelming numbers of undead make even reaching one another perilous.

Three hundred survivors shelter in the Tower of London as winter tightens its grip on a city filled with the dead. With supplies dwindling, they must venture outside, where every scavenging trip risks stirring overwhelming hordes.

After fire destroys their refuge in London, a small group of survivors faces an unforgiving winter among the undead. Their hopes rest on reaching Ledsey Cross, but hundreds of dangerous miles separate them from the promised sanctuary.

A boy withdraws into silence after witnessing a traumatic event, while his stepfather Aiden pursues increasingly dangerous criminal ambitions. As pressure mounts from Aiden’s partners, his resentment of the unpredictable child turns their fractured household toward a disturbing confrontation.