Susanna Strom Books

Fate brought them together, but happiness has a price. The pandemic has ravaged the world and taken everything from Sunny McAllister. But when she literally collides with her older brother's best friend--the guy she's lusted after for years--hope and desire spark anew. Rich, handsome, happy-go-lucky Kyle Chamberlain used to lead a charmed existence. Since society collapsed, he's had to fight for everything--food, survival, and the safety of others. Now that he's found Sunny, his focus is on protecting her, which means getting her to the secluded ranch where he's made a safe home with his friends. Only Sunny's not the starry-eyed innocent he remembers. The heat between them burns as bright as it has in her fantasies, but as much as she wants a life with Kyle, she's determined not to abandon their hometown and its survivors. When a powerful old acquaintance rides into town with his private army, he promises Sunny and Kyle the keys to the kingdom if they join forces with him. But deals that sound too good to be true usually are. Can Sunny and Kyle have it all? Or will they lose what's most important--each other? Bedlam is the third novel in the exciting World Fallen series.

I knew better than to trust bad boys. But that was before the end of the world…I was a normal college student when the pandemic hit.Now, the world I’ve always known is becoming a dystopian nightmare.Taking refuge with my cousin seemed like a good idea at the time. After all, he’d been prepping for the apocalypse for years.Nothing could’ve prepared me for his best friend, though.Ripper Solis, ex-Army Ranger and current motorcycle club enforcer, is not a nice guy. I shouldn’t trust him.But I do.Ripper’s everything I ever wanted. Sexy and commanding. Protective. With law and order breaking down and the viral threat looming over our heads, it’s not long before I need his strength and resourcefulness as much as I need his touch.But in this dark new world where I’ve already lost so much…can I really afford to lose my heart, too?

A woman with a secret. A man scarred by evil. A collision course with destiny. I'm a pragmatic woman. A soldier. Necessity dictates my actions--look at the big picture, do the right thing. Duty first, personal desires second. Finn Rasmussen is a straight-up hero. Brave. Honorable. Hot as sin. Behind his cowboy charm is a warm heart coupled with a warrior's soul. I could love this man, but that's a choice I can't afford to make. Not now. But something far more than friendship has sparked between us. War is coming. The final showdown against a brutal, wannabe dictator. The stakes couldn't be higher for the survivors of the deadly flu pandemic: freedom or slavery. Timing is everything and this is no time to fall in love. Only Finn doesn't buy my excuses. Doesn't want to be friend-zoned until the war is over. Safety and security are never guaranteed and he thinks it's foolish to wait for a time that may never come. He's right. But he doesn't know my secret, and I can't tell him. Duty versus desire. Do I play it safe, or grab happiness with both hands?

As our band of survivors flee the city, we cling to one Danger lies behind us, not ahead.Kenzie Dunwitty is one of the lucky ones. She survived the flu that ravaged the planet, but her old familiar world is shattered. Most of the population is dead, and the institutions that hold society together have been wiped out. The love she's found with Ripper—her bad boy biker—is more than a source of comfort. His unshakable confidence in her gives her the courage to learn how to fight for survival. And to act out her wildest fantasies.Ripper Solis will do anything to protect Kenzie. Taking care of a woman is a new role for the hardened former soldier, a role as intoxicating as she is. But even his formidable skills might not be enough to keep her from harm.This is book two in the World Fallen series; start with Pandemonium, available now! They have their eyes on the Valhalla, a cattle ranch "at the ass-end of nowhere." A place so far off the beaten path that he hopes they'll be safe. But new threats await, and they might be even deadlier than the virus.