Phoebe has had a rough 7th-grade year. From her parents divorcing to changing schools and having to move in with a new family that consists of all boys who can't stand her just for existing. Things just keep getting worse for her - that is until they get better. It may take a while for her to adjust to her new life but once she does, she realizes that people have good and bad days and that's what makes life worth living. *First book in the Stepbrother series *NOT A FALLING INLOVE STORY!

Aurora and Sophia have battled their way through a childhood filled with neglect and mistreatment. Bound by blood but torn apart by circumstances, these once inseparable twins find themselves on opposite ends of an invisible divide. Aurora, fueled by resentment, has a deep-rooted hatred towards her own twin. Yet, amidst the darkness, she refuses to let her home life define her entire existence. With a heart of resilience, Aurora becomes a beacon of warmth at her school. While her sister Sophia retreats into silence, Aurora remains the first to speak. Just as they find a strange comfort in their lives, a sudden tragedy shatters their life. Thrown into a world of unknowns, the twins discover the existence of brothers and a father they never thought possible. Will this newfound family mend the broken bonds between Aurora and Sophia? Or will the scars of the past continue to haunt their shared journey?

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In a world dominated by six overprotective older brothers, Hazel shines as a brilliant and strong young girl. With boundless dreams in her heart and a fiery passion for karate, she lives for the exhilaration of the annual karate championship. She's never lost. They're moments where her family comes together, where her talents are celebrated, and where her determination ignites into an unstoppable force. But this year, the stakes are higher. Her sensei has been hospitalized for the entire year, but for the karate championship he will be allowed to watch his students compete in person. All she wants to do is win to make him proud. Will the power of her dreams and the drive within her veins be enough to make her sensei, her family, and herself proud? All she knows is that this possible win is going to mean a whole lot more than the others.