Colin Evans has built his life around control. As a district attorney on a high-profile case, Colin keeps his voice steady, his evidence organized, and his private life hidden. At home, he is simply Papa: husband to Nathan and father to eleven-year-old twins Sophie and Matthew. Then one phone call from his estranged sister changes everything. That night, Colin comes home expecting normal family chaos. Instead, Nathan finds a frightened ten-year-old boy in the yard with dirty clothes, matted hair, and a letter pinned to his shirt. His name is Bodie. He is Colin's nephew. And Colin never knew he existed. As Bodie's arrival brings old wounds to the surface, Colin must protect the family he built while trying to save the child his sister abandoned. But Bodie's fear and silence make one thing clear: whatever happened before he reached Colin's doorstep was worse than anyone wants to imagine.

Now 19, Sage has a quiet strength-a fierce desire for something better, for the chance to experience love and stability. Her journey is about finding that peace and learning that it's okay to let others in, to heal, and to finally embrace the softness she's long denied.

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'I always thought that what you give, you get. That somehow if I gave so much to the world, helping those who were in need, those who were having a bad day or those in a tough situation that appreciation and help might just come back to me. My whole life has been give, give, give. Now I'm starting to think I'll never get.' In a world where all is meant to be

A former spy with a dark past. A homeless girl searching for safety. Together, they find healing in the quietest way-through comfort, care, and the freedom to be little again. A soft, emotional story of found family and age regression.

Beth and Ashleigh are embarking on the next stage of their lives together. They know exactly what they want and feel that they've got everything well planned out, until someone unexpectedly comes along and changes things. Emily is lost and alone, dealing with unexplained disorder in her mind. What happens when two women enter her life bringing both an explanation to her mysterious condition and a hope for a brighter future?

What Remains of Us, follows 8-year-old twins River and Willow as they're suddenly left on the doorstep of four older brothers they never knew existed. After years of shielding his autistic sister from the unpredictable wrath of their abusive mother, River now faces a new challenge: trusting someone else to help carry the weight. While Willow figures out how to belong. As Campbell, the oldest sibling, and Spencer are thrown into the deep end of guardianship of two more siblings, the family must navigate trauma, trust, and the delicate complexities of disability. Willow has always depended on River to understand her needs-needs no one else seems to see. But can Campbell, Spencer, and their other two brothers step into the roles these children so desperately need?

Sage, a 19 year old girl with a devastating past. With a troubled childhood and a messy last relationship it has left her being insecure and finds it hard to trust. She is also a little and known since she was 16 however her last relationship completely puts her off the idea of ever having a mommy again, let alone three. Harlow, Hazel and Iris, three gorgeous women who from first glance would probably look slightly terrifying, though they are all softies at heart. They are already in a very loving relationship with each other though they always knew something was missing. They have been looking for a little for years but with multiple failed attempts it has left them thinking about giving up. Until they found her.

Seventeen-year-old Aveline survives by being small and obedient....until the people meant to protect her fail completely. When her carefully controlled world collapses, two women step in and offer her something unfamiliar: safety, comfort, and love. **Content Warning** This book contains themes that may be distressing to some readers, including: * Child abuse (physical and emotional) * Child neglect and starvation * Domestic violence * Trauma and PTSD responses * Panic attacks and anxiety * Emotional manipulation and verbal abuse The story focuses on recovery, safety, and healing, but readers are encouraged to proceed with care and prioritize their well-being.

As we pull up in front of my mansion, I prepare myself for the conversation I'm about to have with my wife. It's a little after midnight and I see the blinds move in the living room and I know she is awake. Awake and pissed. As I walk through the front door, I hear her padding towards me. I'm not scared of much. But all 5'0 of my wife is terrifying. She is fuming as she walks to me but then I notice the confusion as she stares at the bundle of blankets in my arms. Thinking quickly, I push the baby into her arms. She can't hit me if she is holding a baby. "Ares?!" She whisper yells. She looks at the baby and then her eyes snap up to mine. "Hello my love." I peck her lips while she is still in shock. "Don't 'hello my love' me! Where did this baby come from?!" She isn't looking at me anymore. She is stroking the baby's cheek. She is completely mesmerized by her already. "Her father is no longer of this earth. Her mother died giving birth to her. She is alone. She is almost two." Her eyes snap to mine. "Two? She looks much younger than that." "She has had a hard life. Her father was into drugs. I haven't heard her speak other than crying." "Poor baby." I stand there watching my wife fall in love with the toddler. "What's her name?" My beautiful wife asks. "McKenna." "She's beautiful." She whispers. "She's ours." "What?" She looks at me with tears in her eyes. I don't own any pictures #1 in Breastfeeding - November 2, 2021 #2 in Toddler - November 2, 2021 #1 in Nursing - November 8, 2021 #2 in Adopted - November 29, 2021