I was once an average college student with dreams of the Olympics. A better future had been within my grasp. I was weeks away from graduating from college, and I had just received my invitation to the National Team. Sure, I was still nursing a broken heart and coming to terms with the betrayal delivered to me at the hands of people I once trusted and loved dearly. However, things were finally looking up. Or so I thought. The news began to report disturbing stories about a new virus. This virus was turning people. The infected became violent and attacking anybody and everybody. My plans for a relaxing weekend with my friends and family turned into a nightmare. We were told to evacuate to Sanctuary. On our journey to safety, I run into old friends and find myself becoming attracted to them and their friends. I realized that even in the most harrowing of times, I could find solace and affection. This may be a whole new world and life wasn’t going to return to normal anytime soon, if ever, but at least I had five men at my side to face it with. \\\ Sanctuary is a contemporary, post-apocalyptic reverse harem, why choose series. This book contains some triggering content that may be sensitive to some readers. \\\

If you had told me that the world would turn to crap a year ago, I would have never believed you. If you had told me I'd be living with my cheating ex and my manipulative twin sister, I would have laughed. Had you informed me I'd be in a relationship with five men, I would have asked what meds you had forgotten to take. Yet here I am at Sanctuary. With most of my family surrounding me and my guys, we strive to build a community the living could take refuge in. We continue to make our lives a semblance of what we once knew. Unfortunately, we never anticipated that the infected weren't the only ones we would have to protect ourselves from: we would have to survive against the living as well. Our story isn't for the faint of heart. We're survivors, learning to adapt. And as a survivor, I've learned that sometimes the only way to fight the monsters, both living and dead, was to become a monster.

Having my dad and Uncle Scott back at Sanctuary seems like a dream come true. Unfortunately, I still have to deal with my sister Emery’s delusional antics. If that wasn't bad enough, a blast from one of my men’s past intrudes on our haven, bringing their toxic energy with them. A trip beyond the wall makes us face the direness of the world beyond our haven, and we find ourselves put in a situation where we need to decide to either ignore or step up. It seems like life continues to want to trip us up, hoping we stumble. But I have news for life: if we fall, we’re getting right back up and facing it head-on. \\\Beyond Haven is Book Three in the reverse harem contemporary series, Sanctuary. This is not the final book and does not end in a cliffhanger\\\

Navigating our new reality has its ups and downs. My relationships with my men and most of my family continue to grow. Together, we've made it our duty to help those who can't help themselves. We're determined to ensure good prevails despite the evil forces against us. We make new friends, giving us hope we're not alone in our mission. We're learning to adapt, unfortunately, we're not the only ones. The infected are becoming a more significant threat. As they rise, so do other enemies. We're learning quickly that they're not the only ones hoping to watch us fail. So, my family and I would do what we do best. We will continue to fight even when we feel the odds are against us. \*TW this is a Why Choose post-apocalyptic work of fiction involving the undead \*This is book four, part one, of a continuing series.

One of my worst nightmares came to fruition, and I was separated from some of my guys. Not knowing their fate left me in a state of constant anxiety. We were determining our next move and waiting for the hordes to pass only added to the stress of the unknown. Of course, leaving the prison and embarking on our next journey was also fraught with additional dangers. Once again, our eyes were fixed on returning home to Sanctuary. \\\ Trigger Warning since this is a post-apocalyptic, why choose romance; violence and all that entails are mentioned.\\\ This is part two of a two-part book. Books must be read to experience the correct effect.