Everyone thinks they know Emilia Carter. The cocky new signing. The girl with the attitude. The player who never lets anything get to her. They're wrong. Leah Williamson is convinced Emilia is the last person she'd ever get along with-until she discovers the girl behind the bravado. Some walls are built to keep people out. Others are built to stop them seeing you break.

Leah and Mollie never expected their first foster placement to begin with a phone call in the middle of an ordinary Wednesday. Pippa arrives that same night with a social worker beside her, a carrier bag of belongings and very little understanding of why she has been brought to the home of two strangers. She doesn't speak to them. She doesn't trust them. She isn't even sure how long she's supposed to stay. Leah and Mollie know they can't fix everything that came before them. They can't promise what happens next, either. All they can do is give Pippa somewhere safe to land, and hope that, eventually, she might believe she belongs there. But family doesn't always arrive the way you expect it to. Sometimes, it arrives quietly in the middle of the night and changes everything.

Yn has just had an amazing season in Germany but now she's got the chance to shine back in England, can she do it ?

A sequel to Fighting Society. Jess had been living with her older sister for over a year now. It had given her time to adjust to her surroundings; to understand what the true meaning of family was, even if it was unconventional. She had become settled; loved. She had found an understanding of herself within a society which may not always understand. But of course, the hard part about that was that, circumstances always change, and people change with them. Life was always about having to learn to adapt, but that's hard. Especially with the circumstances Jess faced.

In the sequel to *Whisky & Roses*, Charlotte Rose Davis, a rising country music star, and Leah Williamson, a dedicated Arsenal footballer, are settling into the rhythm of their relationship as they navigate their careers and personal lives. The couple faces new challenges as they balance growing fame, family dynamics, and the deeper connection blossoming between them.

Charlotte Rose Davis, a rising country singer from small-town Tennessee, has spent her life channelling pain and loss into music. After the sudden death of her father, she found solace in song writing, eventually finding success in Nashville. But despite her growing fame, Charlotte still longs for something deeper. When she meets Leah Williamson, a focused and driven footballer for Arsenal, their worlds collide in unexpected ways. As their relationship grows, Charlotte must balance the pressures of her career with her newfound feelings for Leah, while Leah learns to open up and slow down for the first time.

This is book 2, to "my little girl", so if you haven't read that first I recommend you go do that. The storyline in this book will be almost the same as in the first one, however Leah and Maya will grow a stronger bond and little Olivia will become a bit older. Olivia is still a big mommy's girl, and loves to be around her mommy. Much more will happen, mostly good and maybe a little surprise later on.... Read along and find out. Hope you'll like this story as much as you guys like the first one.

Not many people understood 12 year old Jessica, as a person and an individual. That doesn't include, however, her older sister, who Jessica adores with everything in her. So, as her older sister grows, and life changes in many unexpected ways, how does Jessica find herself coping? More importantly, how does Jessica adapt to being the younger sister of massive footballing star, Leah Williamson?

Jamie is Barcelona's star player and seen to be one of the best strikers in world football, but she's been an arsenal superfan her whole life and they have put a bid in to buy her for the 21/22 season. One small bump though as Jamie and Arsenal's star player Leah Williamson hate each other. What will happen when Jamie transfers? What will happen when tensions start to rise?