From the age of three, all I’ve known is Stonewell Manor, home of the prominent political figure, Josiah Stonewell. Josiah and I were once close companions, but as we grew older, our stations in life demanded distance. You see, I am a a survivor of a deadly virus that wiped away a large portion of the population, and my immunity allows me to be fortunate enough to serve the prestigious Stonewell household. I am a cook, servant, and general housemaid, but my life is content. My every waking moment is lived for Josiah, his praise, his sighs, his nearness. I don’t know the exact moment I fell in love with him, but I do know that if anyone found out about our lingering stares, it would end his political career. When Cyler Black and his beautiful sister come to visit Stonewell Manor, I find myself squinting down the barrel of heartbreak. Cyler offers me a chance at freedom in a new Providence where he and six other male leaders live. Choices will be made, goodbyes will be said, and the world I thought I knew, changes. But the biggest choice of all is deciding on what my heart wants. This is a slow-burn Reverse Harem Romance & the first book in the series. RECOMMENDED READING ORDER The Walker Series - Wings of the Walker (Book 1 of The Walker Series) - Heart of the Walker (Book 2 of The Walker Series) - Soul of the Elite (Jules' Story) - Fight of the Walker (Book 3 of The Walker Series) - Revenge of the Walker (Book 4 of the Walker Series) - End of the Walker (Book 5 of The Walker Series) - Love of the Scavenger

I’m not seen as a friend or even a sister. I’m just forgotten. Lost. Invisible. Until him. Tallis challenges me. Changes me. He crawls into my soul and lights me up for the world to see. Before, I was nothing more than a protected spoiled girl stuck in the past. But I’m not so little anymore. And I don’t need the protection of my brothers, because this time, I’m the hero. I am Jules Black, and this is my story.

Its been a month since Josiah took what was left of our dying relationship and extinguished its embers. I’ve settled into my job at the Bakery in Dormas, and when I’m not avoiding Jules, I’m stealing moments with Maverick, Cyler, Jacob, Huxley, Patrick, and Kemper. Theres a subtle shift in the way we see one another now, and I find myself struggling to navigate the lingering heartbreak Josiah left behind while diving into this new and uncertain adventure. But who has time for love when Emperor Lackley has his fist upon our little Providence? Will I finally feel at home in Dormas? Or will my new family be stolen from me before I’m able to tell them how I feel?

I’m desperate to rescue the men I love, so when the smooth-talking Ethros leader, Commodore Cavil, comes along, its almost too easy to agree to his deal. Not that we had much of a choice. I find myself on the beautiful island of Ethros where once a Walker, always a Walker, and all the freedoms of Dormas are ripped from my fingers. It’s hard not to see the irony in it all. Once again I’m forced to accept my place in this Empire, but Cyler, Maverick, Patrick, Huxley, Jacob, & Kemper don’t let me go that easily. We find ways to be together, even when Cavil and his soldiers try to tear us apart. If Maverick can’t find the cure, none of this will matter, and I want to enjoy whatever time we have. Consequences and prejudice be damned.

I'll build an army to take back what is mine. Revenge may harden the heart, but I'll gladly suffer the consequences. I've lost my family, my best friend, and the men I love. The little Walker girl from Galla is dead. Now, all that's left of her is a girl willing to risk it all. They call me Queen of the Walkers.

The end is here. Dormas is gone. The empire is in ruin, and I'm struggling to come to terms with the girl I've become. My men are the only bright spot left in the empire. We’re stronger than ever. Determined to find Payne and the cure, we comb through all the destruction, searching for him while trying to evade infected Walkers. I just hope we can find him in time. Death is breathing down our necks, and I'm starting to worry that my men and I won't survive the end of the empire. The end is here. And so is a beautiful beginning.