A girl whose silence is her power, whose love is her strength, and whose eyes are her mirror. She once had everything-love, family, and dreams. But one accusation turned her life upside down, sending her away from her family and leaving her lost in darkness, hate, and a hunger for power. Her silence became her strength and her only way to navigate life. Being invisible is something she learned; endurance is something she was taught. Raffaele: "She is your own blood. How can you do this to her?" Danica: "Father, you taught me how not to trust my own blood." Aurelio: "You are not my family." Danica: "What makes you think you are?" Danica: "I was forced to learn silence as my weapon-but don't ever think it isn't deadly enough."

(This book is awful in all regards, from plot to how characters are written, and just full of cringe. I wasn't all that great of a writer so please keep that in mind... The only reason this book is staying up is because every time I take it down I get messages asking for it back.) Alessia Fiorella Ferrari; The first born girl in three generations, known as the girl who always smiles and lights up her family's life. But when tragedy takes hold and she loses both her parents in front of her eyes she finds herself losing that sparkle her family loved, and to make matters worse her 6 brothers have become far too busy to notice the way their little sister is losing her light, or maybe she already lost it. Will they be able to catch her or is it far too late?

8 year old Alessia never had the best life. From being taken away from her family at a very young age to being diagnosed with cancer while dealing with mental illnesses daily, have been taking a toll on her for years. When she gets word that her captor got put in prison, she's send off to life with her older brothers once more. Is she broken beyond repair or will she rise like the little sunshine she used to be? Warning; abuse, ED, cancer and more are mentioned in this story

Taken from her family at the age of four, because of a deep grudge, Aria doesn't remember the place she used to call home. All she knows now, is silence and pain. All she has is her broken self, and the hope of being free one day. She's been called a curse, and she's been called worse- to the point where Aria doesn't know what is true or not. She'll never escape the hell she's in, she'll never have a home or a family, right? *Sneak peek* Aria: "Where the hell are you?!" I wake up with a jerk on the cold floor of the kitchen's store. The rope that he used to keep me there when his friends were over, bit into my skin, and was now stained with red. He had forgotten. Again. But that was a good thing, because it means I didn't get beatings last night. I tired to move, but the pain from my ankle was sending vibrations to my brain, and I winced, my back hitting the wall hard. I closed my eyes, praying he won't find me- but luck is never on my side. He opens the door, and smirks as he looks down at me. His eyes were clear, he wasn't drunk. That was bad. He made it more painful when he wasn't. He undid the rope, and dragged me by the hair, into the kitchen. "You little bitch. Growing wings now, are we?" He threw me on the floor and kicked my ribs. Pain flared through me, but I shut my eyes tight. Don't make a sound. "Make me my damn breakfast right now. And I want it prepared next time or else." I nod my head, and get to my feet. But he dragged me towards him by the neck, my back to his front. His hand went under my shirt, the threat hanging in the air, and I squeezed my eyes shut. "Do you hear me?" I nod. His hand went up to my chest, and I swallowed the nausea rising up in me. "Yes who?" "Yes Daddy." I choked out. Then he pushed me towards the stove and walked out.

Rosalyn Romano was born into one of the most powerful mafia families in Italy. At only two years old, Rosie is adorable, stubborn, fearless, and completely impossible to control. While her older brothers enjoy freedom, friends, and adventures, Rosie spends her days surrounded by bodyguards, nannies, and strict rules she has no intention of following. Her father, Alessandro Romano, is feared across Italy as the ruthless head of the Romano Mafia. Men tremble when he enters a room. Rivals disappear when they cross him. Yet somehow, the one person he can never control is his tiny daughter. After losing his wife during Rosie's birth, Alessandro becomes fiercely protective of his youngest child. He refuses to let her out of his sight, creating endless battles between a father determined to keep her safe and a little girl determined to explore every corner of the world. Between family loyalty, mafia secrets, protective brothers, and Rosie's endless talent for causing chaos, life in the Romano mansion is never peaceful.

My name is Athena, but some know me as The Huntress, I'm a well-known assassin, I can make a grown man cower in fear, and can lure them in just one look, hence the name. I've been in foster care since I was a baby, every time I'm adopted, I'm thrown into an abusive home, so I became a cold-hearted bitch at ten years old, and started street fighting and street racing, never in the six years I was there has someone defeated me. One day a group of Elite assassins saw my skills and hired and trained me to be the assassin I am today. I'm the best at what I do. Now I'm almost eighteen which means almost out of foster care, but of course something had to get in the way. Let's say that the Italian mafia has no idea of what is about to hit them.

They called her a burden. They called her unwanted. Aarohi grew up feeling like she did not truly belong anywhere. She learned to stay quiet, to not argue, and to not expect too much from anyone. Love was something she saw from a distance, not something she felt. One night, everything changed. On a stormy evening filled with loss and chaos, Aarohi's life takes a sudden turn. At the same time, the powerful Singhania family is dealing with a tragedy of their own. A family known for strength, discipline, and power suddenly finds their world shaken. When Aarohi's path crosses with the Singhanias, nothing feels simple. She is a stranger in a house filled with strong personalities, strict rules, and unspoken emotions. Six brothers with different natures. A father who believes responsibility comes before feelings. A home that feels big... but unfamiliar. Aarohi must learn how to adjust in a family that is nothing like the world she came from. Will she always feel like an outsider? Or will she slowly find a place where she is accepted not out of duty, but out of choice? This is a story about family, healing, strength, and finding a home in the most unexpected place. Because sometimes, the people who are not related by blood... become the ones who matter the most. NO.1# IN SISTERSBESTFRIEND (20 JULY, 2026) NO.1# IN SIBLINGSLOVE(26 SEPTEMBER,2026)

After losing the only person she ever had, seventeen-year-old Siara is left completely alone. With social services pressuring her into foster care, she has no choice but to contact the man her mother never told her about. Her father. A billionaire with a perfect life, a powerful name, and absolutely no clue that he has a daughter. Now forced into each other's lives, both must face buried truths, painful misunderstandings, and the possibility of becoming a family after seventeen years too late.

Aria's mum abandoned her and her father when she was only 6 to focus on her career. Her father was left heartbroken but pushed his pain aside to take care of Aria making sure she had everything she could need. When Aria's father is diagnosed with cancer and passes 2 years after when Aria is 17, her mother comes back to play hero and take her back. Being underage Aria has no choice but to go with her but what she doesn't know is that her mother remarried and now has 5 stepsons, Aria's stepbrothers. Could Aria ever forgive her mother for abandoning her and her father? Will her stepbrothers and stepfather accept her? What happens when her supposed new family has sectets? What happens when Aria has secrets of her own? Read to find out.

At fifteen, Noor had a laugh that could fill a room and a voice that refused to be silenced. The youngest and only daughter among four brothers, she had always been the heart of her family-until a single misunderstanding changed everything. Sent away to a hostel she never asked for, ignored by those she loved, Noor is forced to navigate a world where silence feels heavier than words, and trust is harder to find than home. But some lights refuse to go out. In the shadows of loneliness and betrayal, Noor must discover her own strength-and learn that being unbroken isn't about being heard... it's about standing. Noor: The Unbroken Light - a story of resilience, courage, and the quiet power within.