With college and life after high school looming in the near future, Amira has some tough choices to make. After finally finding a family, things are going to change when new information and new people surface from the past. Relationships will be tested, perceptions are going to change, and Amira's whole world is turned upside down again. *Sequel to Believing Again*

Alexis also known as Lexi, has had it rough to say the least. Her mother died when Lexi was only six years old, and her father kept her trapped in the house and abused her until one day three years later the police showed up and saved her now she's in foster care and nothing seems to be going right that is until she is taken into the Reeds care and finally experiences a normal family.

Based on a true story Eleven-year-old Quinn Sage lived a happy life as a small town Georgia girl. She had her loving parents and brother to care for her, and friends came by the dozen. But then everything changes. Quinn becomes mute, and no longer has a family. She's completely alone. Ben and Chelsea Brooke are adoptive parents of seven kids and godparents of two. But what happens when they have to step up as godparents, and it's only for one of the children? Will this couple and their kids be able to save Quinn, or is she too far gone? ⚠️ trigger warning ⚠️ mention of rape, abuse, attempted suicide, mention of suicide, smoking, and other parts of this story may be too disturbing for audiences. If needed, skip the first two chapters All rights Reserved to Lauren LaPlant Cover by Nina Balas, all rights to the picture is reserved to her and her alone unless she states otherwise herself

One year Only one year left until I'm out of the foster care system and all on my own... the way it should be. Follow Grace Shirley Smith as she tries to find her place in the hierarchy of her new foster family as well as experiencing friendships for the first time. Will Grace learn that sometimes it's ok to let people in?

"THE STORY CONTINUES..." • • • "Campbell West, I am happy to announce the you are now Campbell West Cade," the judge said with a smile. "Thank you," I replied before hugging my brothers. I was so happy. I'm official a Cade. Little did I know what being a Cade meant. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Official a Cade, Campbell is ready to start her senior year along with her friends, brothers, and her boyfriend Brent. A lot has happened in the last couple of months, but everyday things are getting better. She has her year all planned out. Be on the volleyball and soccer team, get a scholarship, get into her dream college, and most importantly have fun. But things take a turn when Campbell's mother comes back in the picture and she brings a surprise with her. Well two surprises actually. What will happen when things get tough? Will Campbell break? Or will her family help her back up? What will happen when somebody comes to town putting Campbell and her family in danger? And what will happen when Brent and Campbell's relationship is tested? Find out in Living as a Cade. (Second Book in the Cade Series.)

"ONE BROKEN GIRL. FIVE POPULAR BOYS." • • • It's funny how life can be amazing at one moment then terrible the next. For Campbell West, her life was beyond perfect. She had loving parents, friends, and the perfect home. But piece by piece, her world crumbled and there wasn't anything she could do to stop it. And it just got worse. She was placed in an abusive foster home for two years. But whenever she gets removed from the abusive home, she is moved to the Cade family. The Cade family is consist of five teenage boys with their parents. They are the golden family in town, and everybody adored them. They have been waiting and wishing to foster for a long time, and they finally get their wish. Campbell doesn't plan on opening up her trouble past to the Cades, and she doesn't believe that they will love her. She believes that they will be abusive and mean like her other homes. However, it's the exact opposite. Campbell finds herself getting closer to the Cades. She finds herself getting especially closer to Brent Mason-best friend of the Cade brothers. Brent is the quarterback of Midville High, and he is the all around golden boy. Campbell feels like she is finally finding her place in the world, and she feels like this could be her forever family. But what happens when people from the past start to show up? Will Campbell actually feel loved in this family? Will Brent and Campbell be together in the end? Find out in Foster Brothers. (First Book in the Cade Series.) #1 in school year 12/4/19 #10 in humor #7 in romance #1 in football 1/27/21 #53 in teenfiction #1 in family 4/12/20 #17 in brothers #1 in fosterkid 5/30/20 #1 in completed 6/17/20 #1 in love 7/26/20

"THE FINAL CHAPTER." • • • Campbell West Cade has been through a lot of trauma in her seventeen years. Her mother left her, her father went to prison, she was placed into an abusive home, was attacked twice, and she almost lost her loved ones more than once. The Cades are Campbell's anchor. They are her light, and they are her family. She loves them, and they love her. Nothing could ever change that. But what happens when Campbell forgets everything that happened in the last year due to the car accident? The Cades are devastated when they find out she doesn't remember them. And so are Campbell's friends, and Brent. The doctors told them to take it easy, and slowly help her get her memory back. It could take days, weeks, months, or even permanently. To make matters worst, Campbell doesn't remember loving Brent. In order to make her love him again, he must restart their whole relationship from scratch. He will wait forever, if he has to, for her to love him again. But when Alec Daniels enters the picture, things get more complicated. Especially when Campbell and Alec start to get close, really close. It doesn't help either that Alec and Brent have pure hatred for each other ever since they were little. Campbell's life was crazy, but now it's insane. Will Campbell get her memory back? Will Brent win her heart or will Alec? Can Campbell ever go back to normal with her family? Or will they be torn apart? Find out in Loving the Cades. (Third book in the Cades series)

After suffering abuse from her dad and having to bounce from foster home to foster home, Carrie Hudson has been assigned a permanent home in the Anderson home. But, from all the trauma at the hands of past people, she is less then thrilled to find out the Andersons are a family of all boys. Hank, the father, and his six sons. Even with her standoffish attitude, the boys welcome her with opens arms- all but Owen who makes it clear that he hates she's here. New friends, new family. New enemies, old enemies. Carrie doesn't know what's in store for her. WARNING - Sexual harassment/assault Self-harm Child abuse Violence

Amira James has officially given up after being shuffled from one foster house to another, never staying in one place for long. After a tragic accident when she was younger left her deaf and an orphan, she has never been the same. After all, no one ever cares for the kid that doesn't talk. What happens after a new family come and takes her to small town in Washington, to have a new start? Will she start believing again? Unedited