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From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jamie Thornton. An apocalypse ruined all of Dessa's plans. Dessa has reunited with her brother. She plans to hide with him and her friends while waiting out the zombie apocalypse in safety. But an unexpected crisis throws Dessa's group into a race against time. Her brother is showing signs of infection and the only way to keep him and the other special children from turning into ravenous monsters is to brave the outside world. They need some zombie-blocker meds, and they need them fast. Unfortunately, Dessa and her friends will soon learn the outside world has more than just zombies standing in their way. ******** AFTER THE WORLD ENDS launches a new series in the same bestselling universe as ZOMBIES ARE HUMAN. New characters. New adventures. A thrilling zombie apocalypse awaits.

From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jamie Thornton. EVERYTHING FALLS APART. Separated from her friends, Dessa is desperate to reunite everyone and make Sanctuary safe again. But Sanctuary reveals surprise plans for Dessa that undermine everything she thought she knew. And when strangers show up at Sanctuary's front gate, demanding to trade, she must race to uncover the real reason for their arrival before it's too late. ******** The seventh installment in AFTER THE WORLD ENDS. Young Adult. Zombie Apocalypse. Dystopian. A thrilling survival adventure awaits.

From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jamie Thornton. Dessa has plans. She plans to stay out of trouble in the group home where she lives. She plans to work crazy hours at the grocery story to save for her own place. She plans to get her little brother back, soon, from his foster parents. But when a zombie apocalypse arrives, it wrecks all of Dessa’s plans. With the city falling into chaos, Dessa must use her street smarts to survive. Her only weapon against the zombies is a pillowcase of tuna cans. Her only allies are the other group home teens she doesn’t dare trust. And there’s only one plan left in the entire universe that matters. Find and save her brother before it’s too late. AFTER THE WORLD ENDS launches a new series in the same bestselling universe as ZOMBIES ARE HUMAN. New characters. New adventures. A thrilling zombie apocalypse awaits.

this is all too muchi can't handle existingdon't need me todayFinding the strength to not only go on through mental illness but also grow, change, and come out a better person is not easy. It's a lifelong battle. Sometimes you just need to not be needed while you work on yourself. Sometimes you just need a little space and quiet. And sometimes you need poems to show you you're not alone in this struggle. This book is a companion to the first mental health haiku collection from Jamie Winters, i'm fine. The poems in this collection take an even deeper look at some of the concepts from the first collection, exploring even more on the subject of mental health. However, you don't need to read the first collection to understand the poems in this book.The brevity of haiku makes it possible to digest hard subjects like trauma, depression, and anxiety in small, bite-size portions. The 144 haiku in this collection can easily be read one by one over an extended period, or all at once. This collection was made to bring together those affected by mental illness, whether you're someone trying to understand a loved one's experience or someone surviving mental illness yourself. You are not alone.

The final installment in the After The World Ends series. From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jamie Thornton. A LAST CHANCE The situation for Dessa and her friends looks bleak. Sanctuary's final end game is revealed. They have one chance to survive this, but the cost might be too great to bear. ******** Young Adult. Zombie Apocalypse. Dystopian. A thrilling conclusion awaits.

If a living human doesn't enter a haunted house, is it truly haunted?A boy on a highway in the middle of nowhere searches for a way home. The legend of Bloody Mary is tested, with dark consequences. A psychic is caught in a cycle of watching a ghost kill again and again. Dark secrets are caught hiding in plain sight. These are the stories whispered through the veil from beyond.Enter a world of ghosts, secrets, and inner demons in this new collection from Jamie Winters. Enjoy eleven chilling tales that question life, the afterlife, and the darkness in between. These aren't just stories that throw jump scares at you and leave you be. These are stories that will make you question your existence-with or without the lights on.This is where the dark thoughts you'd rather forget go to hide. This is Where the Whispers Go.

words can't describe this feeling of bricks on my heart so i say "i'm fine." Mental illness is confusing. And messy. And complicated. Sometimes it's hard to find the strength to get out of bed, let alone connect to other people going through a similar experience to yours. Meanwhile, a haiku is written in only three lines and seventeen syllables. While the form itself is simple, haiku has been used to express complex subjects for generations. Three lines can give a surprisingly complex look at a single moment that might have passed by without thought otherwise. The brevity of haiku makes it possible to digest hard subjects like trauma, depression, and anxiety in small, bite-size portions. The 120 haiku in this collection can easily be read one by one over an extended period, or all at once. This collection was made to bring together those affected by mental illness, whether you're someone trying to understand a loved one's experience or someone surviving mental illness yourself. You are not alone. through seventeen sounds i can reach through time and space and show you my world and when you're reading maybe you'll recognize it 'cause it's your world too peace descends down on two strangers across the world finally knowing i'm fine

I find myself wistfulfor when the words came easily, when every day was filled withink splattered notebooks and the clickety clack of keys.Where did the person who scribbleda thousand words before they left for school go? When did I become the grownupstuck in the "real" world, the grownup I swore I would never become? I wandered into this world of ink wisteria and now all I know how to do is chase fading memories, instead of going out every day and catching it with my own ink splattered hands.Sometimes writing is a joy. Other times... Not so much. But no matter how enamored or frustrated you may feel with the process, it almost always feels lonely. This book of poems is here to remind you that you're not alone. Writers everywhere feel the same way you do and struggle with getting their words on to paper. It's okay. This is normal! May these poems give you the burst of courage to keep getting those words out. Because you're a writer.This is a mixed collection of both freeverse poems and haiku, arranged into sections that represent the writing process. This book is for writers anywhere in the writing process, whether you've never finished a book or have published twent

Your heart is burdened- Come write some lovelies with me Little scraps of light This is a collection of haiku written a little differently-as a conversation rather than as a lonely pursuit. There is something about conversing in poetry that speaks to a deeper place of heartache and deep affection, even with minimal words. Come join the conversation.