Felix Moretti was stolen from his family as a baby by a mother who didn't want him for love, only revenge. Raised in a world of violence, fear, and neglect, Felix has known nothing but pain at the hands of his abusive stepfather, Jack. But everything changes the night Jack dies. For the first time in years, Felix is found and waiting for him are the five older brothers who never stopped loving him. Each shaped by power, pain, and loyalty, the Moretti brothers are dangerous men in a dangerous world, but for Felix, they will become something else entirely: Home.

"You're exhausting." Prince Greyson says, his eyes locked on mine. "And yet I can't stop thinking about you." --♡ --♡--♡-- Taryen Meabelle hasn't dreamed in years. She was raised on responsibility and learned early how to lead with her head and protect with her heart. So when she's chosen for the prestigious Royal Hindenburg Academy-a school for the elite, the powerful, the future rulers of the world-she sees it as more than an opportunity. It's her chance to protect her country from the inside out. But then she meets the heir to the throne, Prince Greyson. Mean. Arrogant. Irresponsible. He's cruel to his friends and his classmates, and they still follow everything he does. The crown prince is everything she despises-he mocks the poor, dodges responsibility, and seems more interested in breaking rules than leading a kingdom. Worse? He's next in line. So Taryen makes a choice: if he's going to rule her country, she'll make sure he's worthy of it Greyson, on the other hand, has no intention of being trained by some bossy, "perfect" girl who thinks she knows better than everyone. He's already got the influence, the money, the title. He doesn't need her approval. Or her lectures. They clash. They bicker. He thinks she's self-righteous. She thinks he's a reckless waste of a prince. But when they discover that the entire future was already corrupted before Greyson even gained his throne, they'll have to work together to save the kingdom neither of them is willing to lose. Two enemies. One kingdom. And a hate neither of them seems to be able to ignore.