Family. Something that Chase doesn't know about. Living a life where his parents were physically and mentally abusive. Covering up the past was hard enough, but the worst part is wearing a mask in front of those who you thought would reach their paws out to help you but instead, ignore you. Like everything's okay. Will all of these emotions consume Chase's mind or will he finally realize that he does have somebody out there for him? (WARNING: This story is not suitable for very young children as there are real life situations where children are way too young to be exposed to. Ages 13+ are appropriate to read this story)

Ryder and the Mighty Pups successfully foil another plan by the Copycat and Harold Humdinger. But when Ryder's newest invention, a teleportation machine, is stolen and tinkered with, the Copycat, Harold, and the Paw Patrol are sent into a different reality. This new world is similar to theirs, but the Paw Patrol doesn't exist. The Paw Patrol is fine, but they're humans? The pups realize they can switch from human to pup form on command. The Paw Patrol searches for a way back, only to find that the Copycat and Harold have taken over. With the help of some new friends, they must try to stop them and return home. Along the way, they must also battle their insecurities and fears. Will they be able to defeat the villains and return home? Or will they be stuck in this new reality forever? This book will be my longest, most adventurous, and action-packed story yet. Don't forget to vote and comment on each chapter. This story is part of the same storyline as "Rivals To Brothers," but it is not a sequel. DISCLAIMER: I do not own Paw Patrol or any of its characters. Neither do I own any companies, restaurants, or enterprises mentioned. I only own this story.