It has been five months since an immunization for the flu collapsed civilization. Sparrow Gray has nothing but the backpack she carries and her thoughts to keep her company. Everyone is a suspected foe, and the ones unlucky enough to be infected are nothing more than walking corpses. Mason and Asher found each other at an unlikely time. An ex-Navy SEAL and a back-alley fighter, the two never considered themselves gay. But they find pleasure in each other's arms and don't take that for granted. Then comes Sparrow, and both realize they want her as badly as they want each other, and they're not about to let her go. Their trip is filled with fear, pain, and everything in between. But then Sparrow is taken by men who want to degrade and violate her. Can Mason and Asher get to her before all hell breaks loose?

Collin Suthers was a kingpin of the underground world. Dealing in all things illegal, he reveled in the depraved acts he committed. But that world is now gone, and in its place is a vicious hell. Being savage is the only way to survive, and a woman who can help alleviate the solitude and isolation that plague him is what he is now after. Rebecca Shaw is a survivor, but when three men ambush her, she knows she can’t take them all on. Then a stranger shows up and takes them out with little effort. She wonders if this possessive side Collin shows toward her is more dangerous than the savage world itself. Collin won’t leave Rebecca. He can’t. Even though the world isn’t safe any longer, when it comes to something he wants, he doesn’t give up until it’s his. And he wants Rebecca.

Before the infection, Marius Blackbird worked as a scientist for the government. But now he’s just a man trying to survive in a world where infection turns people into mindless living corpses. Maya Pointe has lost everything and everyone, and the isolation is slowly consuming her. But venturing off the property could get her killed, or infected. When she sees an injured man, she wants to help him, but strangers aren’t to be trusted. The humanity in her wants to help the only person she’s seen in far too long. Marius wants Maya, but she keeps her distance, and rightly so. But as they grow to know each other, the attraction and trust between them build. He wants Maya as his, wants to have her by his side as they rebuild their lives in their destroyed world. Can they come to grips with the reality that nothing will ever be the same, and that they only have each other?