JavaGirl's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4.5 Stars 
 My favorite series tend to be those that center around a group of people who form a unit, a family. A family by choice, not by blood. A family that loves and supports one another, not from a sense of duty, but because they choose to. My favorite authors are those can make me believe the emotional connections of their characters; that make me feel their loyalty, belief in each other, their grief, their joy, their desire and their love. For me, Kit Rocha achieves all of this in the BEYOND series. I love every book in this series, and BEYOND ADDICTION is no exception. I love the world that Kit Rocha has built in this series and I often recommend it to my reader friends. Those who have taken the plunge have loved it, but there are those who hesitate to read it because of the sexual sharing after a couple (or a triad) gets their HEA. For me, the sharing works in the context of this world. The O'Kanes are a tight-knit unit, a family so connected to and dependent on each other for survival, that it just works. While I think that point is made quite well in each book in this series, I think it's made even more clearly and eloquently in BEYOND ADDICTION. 
 Neither Trix nor Finn ever had a family or friends that they could depend on, who would stand beside them and fight for them, until coming to Sector 4 and the O'Kanes. Trix has been with the O'Kanes for four years and is deeply entrenched, but Finn is new to Sector 4. The O'Kanes don't trust him and his only loyalty is to Trix. He's a man who has made some "bad choices when trapped in a bad place". He doesn't think he deserves Trix's love or the respect and friendship of the O'Kanes, but he works to earn it. Not for himself, but for Trix. Finn slowly realizing and accepting his place in Sector 4 was a pleasure to read. The emotional bond between Finn and Trix is a long-standing one, but one that had previously been marred by drug addiction and the lack of free will that stemmed from that addiction. They both have some issues left over from their years in Sector 5, and their journey to move beyond their past is emotional and gripping. Finn is a wanted man in Sector 5, and the new leader's desire for revenge threatens Trix and Finn's relationship, as well as the survival of all the O'Kanes . I really wasn't sure how any of this was going to play out, and I couldn't stop myself from worrying about all of them. I am so invested in the O'Kanes and the other characters in this series. I worry for them, root for them, and breathe a huge sigh of relief, if and when, things go their way. 
 BEYOND ADDICTION has it all. An intense, emotional romance with lots of hot, imaginative sex, tense, suspenseful power plays between sector leaders, danger, violence and humor. There is a rapidly shifting balance of power in the sectors; the threat of war between the sectors is eminent. The ever-present danger presented by the powers of Eden serve to make the political situation of the sectors even more delicate. Kit Rocha has created a believable post-apocalyptic world that grabs you and pulls you in. I can't wait to find what will happen next in the Sectors, and who will be left standing at the end. My money's on the O'Kanes. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.