They killed my father and called it an accident. Mara Quinn was a waitress with a dead dad, a brass key, and a street full of black sedans. Then her car died on a lonely county road, and the Reapers MC found her. Cole Maddox rules the club with a quiet voice and bloody knuckles. He has no use for kindness and less for strangers. But he knew her name before she gave it. He knew about the key before she showed it. And when the men in gray suits closed in, he looked at her and said the words that changed everything. She’s mine. Now Mara is dragged into a world of leather, loyalty, and lies, where every man at the table might be the one who sold out Cole’s father twenty two years ago. Her dead father’s greatest secret is hidden inside a song only she remembers. The man who wants it will do anything to get it. And the man who swears to protect her has never once told her the whole truth. He is dangerous. He is possessive. He is the only thing standing between her and the dark.But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she wonders which of them is the bigger threat.

In a zombie apocalypse, Captain Adam Reed has lightning in his hands, a banner of himself he can't stand, and a dead girl's hospital ID in his pocket. For eight months, he and his three best friends have walked into a city overrun by zombies so eleven thousand people can sleep safely behind the walls of Fort Halcyon. They are the Stormbreakers: lightning, fire, gravity, and speed, wrapped in black-and-gold armor and held together by ration paste, sarcasm, and a complete refusal to let their captain forget his high school love life. Then a hooded stranger drops from a rooftop, and it's her. Lena Hart. The girl who never once let him win. The girl he never got over, and the one he was sure died the week the world ended. She's alive. She's different. And she is exactly the kind of thing Fort Halcyon has orders to capture. So the Stormbreakers do the dumbest, bravest thing they can: they lie. "It's technically an omission, not a lie," Chris says. "It's just the biggest technically I've ever made." But the General has just announced a new seat on the squad. A scientist is asking questions nobody should know to ask. The base is not as safe as its walls pretend. And Lena, who used to argue about everything, won't say a word about what happened to her. Four soldiers. One secret. One girl who came back from the dead without saying why. "She left peaches, man," Ben says. "Nobody who does that is all bad." The dead are back for an encore. So are the Stormbreakers.