After a contaminated drug supply triggers a pandemic that collapses civilization, a young woman named Mercy finds herself stranded in the ruins of Doomcaster. Rescued by the Godless Brothers-a brutal, male-dominated survivor faction-she trades her freedom for survival. The Brothers' leader, Ash, agrees to protect her, but the price is steep: she becomes property, collared and branded. But after Ash is gravely injured and dies, the camp plunges into chaos. A new leader rises through bloodshed, announcing a return to the Brotherhood's roots: women exist to bear the next generation, and every brother has the right to claim one. Mercy endures relentless humiliation and violence as she struggles to find her place in the camp, organizing the sick tent and learning hard lessons from a scarred elder named Cinder. When she defies the new leader, Caleb, she is beaten and claimed as his personal possession. Mercy is forced to submit to the new king. Shaved, punished, and publicly used, she slowly adapts to her cage-learning to perform compliance so perfectly that she earns privileges and trust. But when men assault her in the sick tent and the new leader responds with brutal vengeance, Mercy realizes the camp's weaknesses. Pretending to be broken, she secretly plots her escape. One night, she drugs the guards, sets the tents ablaze, and flees with the captive women. The Brotherhood pursues them through the wasteland, and when they are caught, the council demands Mercy's death. Instead, the man who owns her chooses her over everything he has built-refusing to kill the mother of his unborn child. Together, they run from the flames, leaving the only world they knew behind. A dark post-apocalyptic romance of survival, power, and the thin line between captivity and choice.

Ashlyn has always been told she’s not normal, mentally disturbed or straight up sick in the head. Now she’s about to find out its all real, everything she can do that makes her “disturbed” is not a delusion, and there’s more. All those fairy tale creatures your parents tell you don’t exist? The monsters under the bed and in the wardrobe? Yeah… well she has some news about them too. Micah has always been the best, the fastest brother, the strongest, the bravest. He expected to find the one so much sooner, he expected his one to be the same as him. Can he accept a mate like Ashlyn? Can he hold her together? What surprises does the future hold for this new couple? Can their bond withstand the tests and trials of Ashlyn finding herself in the new, mad world she belongs to. Will it hold up against her fate?

Bullied, abused and dumped for a crush. Rejected by the coven for her sexuality. Sky and Rylee have a lot to overcome when they arrive in Ireland. Can they survive on their own? Sky is only 18, and Rylee isn’t much help, an errant familiar with a tendency for setting things on fire. Kayla had never known anything but a supportive, loving family, no matter what she found out about herself. Her twin Theo would always have her back, just as she had his. It didn’t matter what they were arguing over, they were twins, and the one thing they couldn’t do was share anything. The three of them together face a new challenge when both Kayla and Theo feel a mate bond snap into place. Can they deal with everything that fate has in store for them? Witches, spells, jealously, a prophecy, and a grumpy old man who isn’t really a man?