When the apocalypse began, Sara Harper should have been terrified. Instead, she felt alive. For years, she had been trapped in a life she hate, working, sleeping, and repeating the same routine until every day felt exactly the same. Then the world ended. The infected flooded the streets. Cities fell. Governments crumbled. Humanity was pushed to the brink of extinction. And for the first time, Sara felt free. Traveling through a broken world with a small group of survivors, Sara discovers friendship, danger, and an unexpected connection with a mysterious man who seems to know more about the outbreak than he's willing to admit. But as the infected grow stronger and terrifying secrets come to light, survival becomes about more than staying alive. Because sometimes the real monsters aren't the ones hunting outside. As the world descends deeper into chaos, Sara must decide what she's willing to fight for... and what she's willing to lose. The world ended. Her story was just beginning.

He called it love. She called it a nightmare. In her previous life, Kayla was trapped by the obsessive love of Roland Qin, a powerful CEO willing to destroy anyone who tried to take her away from him. After losing everything, Kayla chose death to escape him. But instead of dying, she wakes up three years in the past with all her memories intact. Determined to avoid Roland at all costs, Kayla tries to change her future. There’s only one problem Fate keeps bringing them back together. And while Kayla remembers everything… Roland remembers enough. Fragments. Blood. Tears. A voice crying his name. As those forgotten memories claw their way back, Roland’s devotion turns sharper, darker, less like desire, and more like possession. And somewhere in the shadows, another woman watches from the sidelines, saying nothing… remembering more than she should. Because this time, the story may not belong to Kayla at all.