Bonded by love. Stalked by death. Amid the embers of nuclear ruin, can a pair of troubled strays trust humans in their fight to stay alive?

All young dogs Ony and Belka want is a safe patch to start a family. But a devastating explosion at the Chernobyl power plant turns their simple dream to ashes, and their home into a toxic ghost town.

While their bodies grow sick and the world around them crumbles, the pair must outrun old rivals, ruthless exterminators and a radioactive cloud in their desperate search for sanctuary.

Could it be that the very creatures who’ve cost them so much might also be their best chance of salvation? Or will humans prove to be one menace too many? Find out in this poignant tale of mankind’s misadventures, as you experience one of history’s true horrors through the eyes of our most loyal and beloved companions.

Many hands make light work. And for a mess as apocalyptic as this, even teenage hands will do...

It’s 1986, and life in Soviet Ukraine is tough. But with the explosion of a nuclear reactor, things are about to get considerably worse.

The government, battling to play down the worsening crisis, makes promises to those willing to help. For young patriots Alek and Narmin, whose lives are spiralling out of control, it seems an opportunity too good to ignore...

After all, what could be so bad about a little accident at a power plant?

In this prequel to best selling novel The Dogs of Chernobyl, explore a vivid tapestry of Soviet life to see the human cost of secrets and lies -- and to consider whether the catastropic nuclear disaster was a case of history repeating itself.

Will the mess awaiting Alek and Narmin at Chernobyl really be as harmless as the regime insists? Click Read/Buy now and decide for yourself.

Rattled by a quake. Hammered by a wave. Dolphins love to play, but in the radioactive waters off Japan, is survival one game they’re destined to lose?

An epic disaster sees strangers Mako and Fusa swept onto the shores of Fukushima. Adrift from their pods, and with the nearby power plant spewing nuclear poison, they strive to understand why the god of the oceans is so angry. Could it be because Mako so rudely insulted him? And if so, do they stand any chance of evading Moshiri’s next strike?

Longing for calmer seas, and desperate to be reunited with their pods, the pair journey to find the mighty Moshiri and offer an apology. But on an adventure beset by orca clans, radioactive pollution and militarised dolphins, it’s an encounter with humans that will change everything.

After all, why should they fear a myth, when real danger hunts them from above the waves?

War and wildfire are ravaging Borneo's rainforest. Can a pair of orangutan brothers overcome a bitter rivalry before the flames overcome them?

When a bullying brute seeks control of the forest, brothers Bili and Akan scour the trees for their exiled father, certain he can restore order to the canopy. But little do they know, their time with the mysterious Dama will see a bitter rift opened, and the course of their lives forever altered.

As the unstoppable inferno rages, and with Borneo's human residents locked in fierce ethnic conflict, the stage is set for an epic clash – and one which must surely end in tragedy.

Set during the devastating 1997 Asian forest fires, this tale of love and loss offers a unique and truly heartbreaking insight into the lives of some of our closest – and most vulnerable – relatives.