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The Scrapyard: Book 1 of The Scrapyard Chronicles
Paperback
Series: The Scrapyard Chronicles, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 7 2026
Pages: 276
Weight: 0.82
Height: 0.58 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The morning commute was supposed to end in London.
Instead, it ended in another world.
When a routine commuter train vanishes from Earth and crashes through a tear in reality, the survivors find themselves stranded in the Scrapyard - a hostile alien world where rifts deposit the broken remains of countless places across time and space.
Wrecked technology. Twisted landscapes. Predators that hunt in the dark.
With no rescue coming and no understanding of where they are - or why - the survivors must band together to endure relentless attacks from the world's native creatures. As night falls and the true danger reveals itself, survival becomes a brutal, moment-to-moment struggle, and not everyone will make it through.
When help finally arrives, it comes at a cost. The Scrapyard has inhabitants of its own, and safety lies beyond a journey through territory where death is constant and mercy is rare. Every step toward refuge claims another life, and every choice forces the survivors to confront how far they are willing to go to stay alive.
The Scrapyard is a dark, character-driven survival story where ordinary people are pushed beyond their limits in a world built from the ruins of others. This first installment lays the foundation for a series that escalates in scope, danger, and moral consequence.
If you enjoy:
Survival science fiction with escalating stakes
Alien worlds and first contact gone wrong
Relentless tension and night-long sieges
Ensemble casts where survival is never guaranteed
Then The Scrapyard will pull you in - and leave you wanting more
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