At twelve years old, Emmy believes rules are the only thing that keep her alive. She believes her name is Emily-a girl who learned to be quiet, obedient, and perfect in order to survive. Every mistake feels dangerous. Every rule feels necessary. But when Lucian Valmont takes custody of her, Emily becomes Emmaline, and she is placed into a world nothing like the one she escaped. The Valmont household is powerful, disciplined, and unforgiving, ruled by stern authority and shaped by seven men who do not want her there. But as tensions rise within the family, it becomes clear that Emmy's quiet presence is changing them-whether they want it to or not. And when she is nearly lost, the Valmont brothers are forced to face the truth they've been avoiding. Emmy was never the weakest among them. She was the one holding them together

Celeste Loyona. She is a shadow. Not there, yet there. She runs the entire room, and nobody realises. She's just seventeen. She shouldn't have to face hardship. But that's all she's known. When her guardian Jason is killed, Celeste, doesn't know how to feel. S̶h̶e̶'̶s̶ ̶g̶o̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶i̶n̶t̶o̶ ̶F̶o̶s̶t̶e̶r̶ ̶c̶a̶r̶e̶.̶ She is going to live with her brothers. The brothers who never showed up for her when she needed them. When Celeste comes back, her brothers expect her to be a normal girl. A normal girl who has had a fairly comfortable life. No trauma. No criminal record. No need for a job. Basically, they expect her to come back as the princess in their imagination. The princess she used to be. But that was when she was 2. So now... She's not princess anymore. She's a queen. #1 in Mafiaprincess out of 8.79k #1 in Italianmafia out of 1.1k #1 in independentwomen out of 300 #1 in mafiaqueen out of 1.05k #2 in Italy out of 9.86k #3 in strongwoman out of 1.08k #4 in family out of 227k #5 in the witw contest out of 2.19k #6 in mafia out of 82.8k

Olivia Jones barely remembers her brothers. When her mother divorced her father and took Olivia with her, the memories of who they were to her slowly faded. Despite that and everything that's happened within the past year, Olivia agrees to the adoption that the Russo brothers set forth. As long as they follow a certain set of rules. The Russo brothers haven't seen their baby sister in nine years. When they agree to adopt her after her mother's death, they aren't prepared in the slightest for what she is now. Strange requests, nightly excursions with her binoculars, and an unrelenting fear of letting anyone in start to make everyone question what happened to the sister they knew. When Olivia finds out that she hasn't yet left her past behind, the problems only become aggravated. While her brothers fight to be let in, she fights to keep them out. But this tug of war can't go on forever.

Ethan Sanders is a college student in upper Georgia learning to be an engineer. His dreams must abruptly come to a holt as he is forced to care for his 3 year old sister after their parents die in a fatal car crash. How will this young college student cope with raising a rambunctious toddler?

It's been three years since Sophie moved in with her older brothers, it's been three years since her mother passed away and she has been growing and changing in the last three years. Sophie is about to be fifteen years old and has she get's older, she realizes how much her mother will miss out on. The future she has, her mother won't be around to see it. Her grief has reappeared after she believed she had gotten better. For Sophie's brothers, it's been three years if learning how to be the best brothers they can be for Sophie. It's been three years of nightmares and panic attacks, of fear that keeps their little sister locked in her room. It's been three years of trying to help their sister. Now, she's fifteen and dealing with a lot both on the inside and the outside. The first book is being rewritten so it will be different than what this book is about. I will get around to rewriting this book as well but not right now. I'm changing quite a few things about the original story and I will be editing Being Their Little Sister also so they match. For the moment, My Older Brothers has been taken down for editing and I will start putting the chapters back up after I've edited the chapters. I will do the same with Being Their Little Sister.

Kali has to live with her moms new boyfriend and his five sons. Kali tries her best to fit in but living with five boys is really tough. Definitly when three of them are the most popular boys at school. They also get into many fights. The five boys aren't all perfect though. They all have their personal problems and secrets too. Kali will learn more and more each day about these boys. The more she knows the more she keeps getting herself closer to the boys. Which is not a good idea to be falling in love with her stepbrothers... (NOT EDITED! THIS WAS MY FIRST BOOK AND IT HAS SO MANY SPELLING, GRAMMAR MISTAKES, AND IS VERY CRINGE WORTHY! YOU'VE BEEN WARNED!)

Lana has been living in an orphanage for as long as she can remember. It's been a rough life for her. Especially with her fear of men. She didn't have any living family. Or so she thought. Dean, Vincent, Axel, and Damon Vinati first heard that they had a sister two years ago. They've been searching for her nonstop since then. What happens when they finally find her? Will their own secrets be unraveled? But most importantly... Will they get Lana to trust them?

Completed!!!!!!! She starting over, again... Fourteen-year-old, Zoe Whitman has been bouncing around the foster care system for half her life. When she is kicked out of yet another group home, she almost gives up hope. Yet, just as things seem to be at their darkest, she is placed with the Bradley's, a big, loving family, full of love and laughter. Still haunted by her past, she struggles to accept their kindness. Over time Zoe begins to settle in with the Bradley's, and starts to wonder if she has finally found a home. But just as she begins to trust them, her past comes back to destroy her new-found happiness.

Aria Costito has spent most of her life in a form of captivity. She was kidnapped at the age of 6 by her parent's greatest rivals because of their position as leaders of the Italian mafia. Aria spent most of her life believing she was happier hidden away- until now. When her captor suddenly discards her, Aria learns what real love and care feel like, all while continuing her dance career, her one form of true freedom.

All they know about her is that she was getting heavily abused. They don't know how old she is. Or even her name. She simply won't speak. What'll happen along the way of her recovery?