End of The World

What Happens When the World Ends? In The End of The World, a sci-fi survival novella by Peter Dingus, the Earth has been destroyed, and humanity's last hope lies on Mars. This thrilling post-apocalyptic story follows Major General Liam, stationed on Mars-Geo, as he navigates the isolation, devastation, and immense pressure of leading the last survivors of the human race. A Gripping Journey Through Space, Despair, and DiscoveryWith Brian Pederson’s captivating narration, this sci-fi thriller delves into the emotional struggles of survival in a barren world. Liam’s leadership is tested as he uncovers a mysterious ancient relic that raises profound questions about humanity’s origins, its place in the universe, and the future of our species. The End of The World is a perfect blend of psychological drama and hard science fiction, exploring themes of grief, resilience, human nature, and the relentless pursuit of survival against impossible odds. Surviving on Mars – Humanity’s Last BattlegroundAs the survivors on Mars-Geo face the mental and physical toll of their desolate existence, the alien artifact presents the possibility of a life-changing discovery—or the end of humanity. Can they solve the mystery of the relic, or will it bring about the extinction of the human race? Will Liam rise to the challenge and become the leader humanity needs, or will the weight of the world’s collapse crush his spirit? This post-apocalyptic space thriller is filled with heart-pounding tension, deep space exploration, and existential dilemmas, offering an intense emotional and intellectual experience. Explore the Unknown in a Tale of Survival and LeadershipIn this thought-provoking space thriller, Peter Dingus takes listeners on a journey of loss, discovery, and the weight of leadership. This audiobook from Audiobook Publishing Services is highly recommended for fans of sci-fi, psychological drama, and post-apocalyptic survival stories.

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Release date

Audiobook: April 2, 2025