Khalil Jamari knows the tides, the tourists, and exactly how far he can push his brothers before Mama steps in. As the oldest of four boys growing up behind their family's struggling surf shop, Khalil spends his summers catching clean waves, working the register, and keeping Julian, Maurice, and Cedric close-even when he's usually the reason one of them needs rescuing. But money is tight, the boys are growing, and every coastal summer carries them a little closer to the day their familiar life begins to change. Countdown of the Coastal Summers is a warm, funny story about brotherhood, surfing, family, and the promises that make a place feel like home.

Dinosaurs never disappeared. They roam every continent, cross highways, disrupt cities, reshape ecosystems, and live alongside humanity as naturally as any other wildlife. In rural Utah, Talbot is more concerned with football, growing up, and keeping pace with his two older brothers-his lifelong tormentors, fiercest supporters, and closest friends. Together, they navigate school, family, bonfires, games, and all the ordinary complications of being young in a world where something prehistoric may be waiting beyond the fence line. We Grew Up Among Giants is a warm coming-of-age story about brotherhood, friendship, family, and finding your place in a world that has always been bigger than you.

Levi Tanner has a dilemma. He has a half brother he never knew existed, and now he's facing an impossible choice: step up and take him in after his mother is arrested and awaiting trial, or look the other way and keep his life simple. The thing is, Levi has never had a simple life. He knows what it feels like to be removed from a home after a parent is arrested. He knows what it means to feel helpless, homeless, and lost. But at sixteen, Levi found a home with Gavin and Nikki Navarro. Now, at twenty six, he's stepping into the same kind of role Gavin once stepped into for him. He's terrified he'll get it wrong, but Gavin is still by his side, and this sixteen year old kid needs Levi the way Levi once needed Gavin. Greyson Tanner is facing the hardest choice of all: testifying at his mother's trial. He isn't ready to relive that stormy night, but he may not have a choice. His testimony could help set his mother free, but telling the truth could destroy her future. And Greyson isn't sure he can live with that guilt.

Eighteen years ago, a woman vanished with her newborn son. She left behind a powerful husband, three sons, and a criminal empire known only as The Shadows. Everyone believed she had abandoned her family. The truth was far more dangerous. Determined to save her youngest child from the life that consumed the rest of her family, she erased his identity and disappeared. For eighteen years, Noah lived an ordinary life. Then his mother died. Now strangers know his name. Powerful men are watching him. And a family he never knew existed has finally found him. Three brothers claim he belongs with them. The Shadows claim him as blood. And someone within the organization wants him dead before long-buried secrets come to light. As Noah is pulled into a world of loyalty, betrayal, and violence, he must uncover why his mother fled-and what she was trying so desperately to protect him from. But the deeper he digs, the more one question haunts him: Was his mother hiding him from The Shadows... Or hiding The Shadows from him? In a world built on secrets, trust is a luxury. And love may be the most dangerous secret of all.

Ignored. Sent away. Forgotten. Now he's back after almost two years from the hell they call Lockwood, all smiles and cheery expressions but under that exterior is a lone boy, crying for help he will never ask for. He was sent away to be 'fixed' but in the end, what can you do when people drive you to your tipping point? Do you bend to their will... or do you break?

Seven older brothers. One crowded house. They gave him a place to live- but forgot to give him a home. Growing up, his life was perfectly organized on paper, but entirely empty in reality. To his seven older brothers, he was a responsibility to manage rather than a sibling to love. In the chaotic rush of looking after him, they completely missed him, leaving him to grow up isolated and invisible in the middle of a loud family. But you can't ignore a brother forever. When the emotional distance between them finally shatters, seven older brothers are forced to face the truth: they kept him safe, but they completely forgot to raise him. Now, they have to figure out how to stop being just guardians, and finally learn how to be big brothers.

One house. Four brothers. Too much noise, not enough space, and a whole lot of unexpected. Somewhere between the yelling, the quiet, and the chaos-they might actually become a family.

They survived college. The chaos. The panic attacks. The uncertainty. Each other. Somehow, Luke Reed and Ashton Collins built a life out of late-night kisses, shared dreams, and a love so consuming it felt untouchable. New York was supposed to be their beginning. A thriving biotech company. A master's program. An apartment that finally felt like home. They were disgustingly in love. Unshakable. Certain. Until a diagnosis changes everything. Now the question isn't whether they love each other enough. It's whether love can survive fear. Because illness doesn't just break bodies. It breaks trust. It creates secrets. Distance. Resentment. Sacrifices that feel too much like betrayal. And somewhere between hospital rooms, impossible choices, and the slow unraveling of the future they planned together- Luke and Ashton begin losing each other long before they actually fall apart. This is the sequel to their college romance. A story about grief, obsession, survival, and the terrifying realization that sometimes the person you love most can become the person who hurts you deepest. This is the sequel to "The Tether between us" but can be read as a standalone.

Best friends. Bitter rivals. Forbidden attraction. Ashton has spent years silently admiring Raymond believing love is simple... But when life throws him into constant, unavoidable proximity with Luke - Ray's infuriating rival - everything he thought he knew about love, desire, and loyalty gets turned upside down. Luke- The boy he's supposed to despise, the rival he can't ignore, the heat he never knew he craved. Now every stolen glance, every heated moment, every accidental brush feels like a betrayal... and yet, it's impossible to look away. This book is part of a series but can be read as a standalone. Tropes Forced proximity. Caretaker x guarded Jealousy triangle. ( Not a real love triangle) Rivals to lovers. Male x male Friends with benefits Soft only for him. Angst