GLOW

GLOW by Mark Atkisson

What if the greatest threat to your freedom was a gift you never asked for?

In 1954, Matt Houston is an ordinary young man living in Omaha, Nebraska, until he discovers an extraordinary ability to influence how others perceive him.

What begins as a mysterious personal discovery soon becomes something far more consequential. As Matt is drawn into a world of powerful institutions, conflicting loyalties, and unsettling questions, he must confront the growing distance between the life he knows and a future he cannot control.

Against the backdrop of a changing America, GLOW explores the tension between individuality and authority, the uncertainty of human perception, and the personal sacrifices that accompany extraordinary circumstances.

At its heart, GLOW is a story about identity, trust, and the difficult choices that arise when an individual's abilities attract the attention of forces far greater than himself.

Some gifts change your life. Others change everything.

The Perfect Pathogen

An ancient threat awakens. A deadly pandemic spreads. Humanity faces a race against extinction.

When a mysterious pathogen emerges from the Earth's frozen past, an unprecedented global health crisis begins to unfold.

Dr. Katie McMann, a scientist specializing in aging and human longevity, becomes involved in an urgent investigation as a devastating disease spreads across the world. With millions of lives at risk, researchers must uncover the pathogen's origins, understand its deadly effects, and search for a way to stop the catastrophe.

As the crisis intensifies, Katie confronts not only the scientific challenges of an unfamiliar disease but also the personal consequences of a threat that could destroy everything she holds dear.

Coauthored by Mark Atkisson and J. David Kay, The Perfect Pathogen is a medical science thriller combining pandemic fiction, scientific mystery, environmental concerns, and the struggle for human survival.

For readers of outbreak thrillers, medical suspense, and science driven disaster fiction, The Perfect Pathogen explores the terrifying possibility that one of humanity's greatest threats has been waiting beneath the ice.

Survival of the Syndrome

By Mark Atkisson and David Kay

Humanity survived the pandemic. Now it must survive the planet.

Five years after the devastating SDX pandemic nearly extinguished the human race, civilization has fallen silent. Once bustling cities stand abandoned, commercial aircraft no longer fill the skies, and the engines that powered modern society have stopped.

But humanity's disappearance has triggered an unexpected environmental catastrophe.

With global carbon emissions dramatically reduced, atmospheric greenhouse gas levels have plunged, accelerating a dramatic cooling of the planet. By 2025, enormous regions of North America, Europe, and the Southern Hemisphere face a relentless advance of ice and snow.

Among the few remaining survivors is a community of 170 people whose genetic immunity protected them from the deadly SDX pathogen. For five years, they have worked to rebuild a semblance of civilization, believing the worst of humanity's catastrophe was behind them.

They were wrong.

As a new ice age threatens their fragile existence, the survivors confront a terrifying reality: the world they escaped is becoming uninhabitable. Their carefully constructed sanctuary can no longer guarantee their safety, and every decision could determine whether humanity has a future.

In this gripping sequel to The Perfect Pathogen, Mark Atkisson and David Kay combine postapocalyptic science fiction, pandemic survival, climate catastrophe, and dystopian suspense in a story about humanity's resilience against overwhelming odds.

When survival demands abandoning everything they have rebuilt, only three choices remain:

Adapt. Migrate. Or perish.