Myro

A peaceful life can change in a single moment. In Myro, Crea Reitan returns to the Van Doren world with a high-stakes story about family, danger, and the fear of losing everything. For two decades, the Van Doren Estate has enjoyed stability. The family has grown, its business empire has prospered, and everyday life has settled into a sense of security. That security disappears when a bus carrying students from Van Doren Prep fails to return from a field trip. The missing passengers are not strangers to Myro. His wife, oldest son, youngest daughter, nieces, nephews, and several children connected to the family are on board. The situation becomes even more frightening when Voss's computer system cannot locate the bus. With the usual tools failing, Myro and those around him face a desperate search for answers. The story centres on the emotional and practical pressure of trying to protect loved ones when time is running out. It brings family relationships and the wider Van Doren network into a crisis that threatens the peaceful life they have built. Readers can expect LGBTQIA+ fiction with suspense, family stakes, danger, and intense emotional situations. The book is intended for adult readers; the author specifically warns that it contains graphic scenes and situations and is not suitable for readers under 18. Myro is especially suited to readers following Crea Reitan's interconnected Van Doren stories and those who enjoy high-stakes LGBTQIA+ fiction focused on family, loyalty, and survival.