Sunflower
Phina Hastings died during the apocalypse after sacrificing everything for her husband, Harrison Bennet. Seven months pregnant, she watched Harrison choose his mistress, Vera Williams, and their unborn child when the final helicopter could carry only two people.
Then Phina wakes up ninety days before the apocalypse.
This time, she demands a divorce, reclaims the Hastings fortune protected by her grandfather’s trust, awakens a mysterious spatial ability, and begins preparing for the coming destruction.
But the future changes. Disasters begin arriving earlier than she remembers, forcing Phina to prepare for an apocalypse she can no longer predict.
Then she meets Alex Hart, a former military doctor whose survival skills immediately make him valuable, and dangerous.
They begin as suspicious strangers, gradually becoming cautious allies through repeated encounters and dangerous missions. Cooperation becomes respect, respect becomes trust, and surviving side by side turns trust into mutual dependence. As they repeatedly save each other, their emotional bond deepens into love.
When Harrison finally begs Phina for mercy, she refuses to forget the betrayal that killed her before.
Now Phina and Alex must face an evolving apocalypse, and build a future together.
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