Wolf, a freshman college student, moves back to his birth country (Canada) with the intention of getting to know his Mother, a woman who had lived a life of self destruction, ultimately resulting in him being removed from her care at a young age and going to live with his Dad in Korea. Now an adult, Wolf has decided to reconnect with his mother, hoping to fill the void he felt for most of his life, despite having a loving father and warm family. But when Wolf arrives in Canada and knocks on his mother's door, he quickly realizes that things are much more complicated than he had thought. His hopes are soon replaced with new responsibilities. Join Wolf as he navigates through the challenges of caring for his newly discovered little brother. TRIGGER ⚠️ WARNING Some parts of this story may talk briefly about drugs, alcohol etc. Some chapters will contain spanking as a form of discipline. Don't bother commenting your beliefs of whether it's right or wrong, please move on. Thank you! 💗

Quiet. That's all he was in the eyes of his family. Inside he was broken, torn. A storm always brewing within him. Perfect was far from him. But what happens when he can't take it anymore and pain becomes a quiet relief. What happens when his family starts to find something wrong. WARNING:rape

At twelve years old, Emmy believes rules are the only thing that keep her alive. She believes her name is Emily-a girl who learned to be quiet, obedient, and perfect in order to survive. Every mistake feels dangerous. Every rule feels necessary. But when Lucian Valmont takes custody of her, Emily becomes Emmaline, and she is placed into a world nothing like the one she escaped. The Valmont household is powerful, disciplined, and unforgiving, ruled by stern authority and shaped by seven men who do not want her there. But as tensions rise within the family, it becomes clear that Emmy's quiet presence is changing them-whether they want it to or not. And when she is nearly lost, the Valmont brothers are forced to face the truth they've been avoiding. Emmy was never the weakest among them. She was the one holding them together

Seven older brothers. One crowded house. They gave him a place to live- but forgot to give him a home. Growing up, his life was perfectly organized on paper, but entirely empty in reality. To his seven older brothers, he was a responsibility to manage rather than a sibling to love. In the chaotic rush of looking after him, they completely missed him, leaving him to grow up isolated and invisible in the middle of a loud family. But you can't ignore a brother forever. When the emotional distance between them finally shatters, seven older brothers are forced to face the truth: they kept him safe, but they completely forgot to raise him. Now, they have to figure out how to stop being just guardians, and finally learn how to be big brothers.

Sixteen-year-old Collie Runninghawk knows the way home by heart. Past Fort Moses High, where the hallways belong to the Cavaliers and the adults look away. Past the town that named itself after a man his grandmother still hated. Past the gas station, the diner, the statue, the road, and every face that has already decided what he is before he opens his mouth. Then, finally, past the sign for Wolf Creek Reservation. Home is a single-wide trailer, a tired father who sees more than he says, a dog named Bear, and a little brother waiting in the window with one sock on and a head full of octopus facts. After one bad day turns into another bruise, Collie is offered a choice: stay in the school that is breaking him, leave it behind, or find out what kind of future he is willing to survive for. A story about anger, family, language, survival, and the sacred weight of being someone's older brother.

Five siblings. Two broken pasts. One mansion where family heals-and love begins. Viren Jaisingh was a man of power, wealth, and respect-but never a true father. His empire stood tall, while his family stood fractured. Two women. Two homes. Two sets of children, separated by lies. When the truth finally unravels, Arnav, Abhimaan, and Anvi discover the siblings they never knew existed-Avyuktha, scarred by silence, and Aarush, the little boy who only knew his sister's embrace. What begins as shock soon turns into something deeper. Instead of pushing them away, the Jaisingh siblings open their arms. Arnav, already a protector to his younger ones, becomes Ayu's shield too. Anvi finds a piece of her broken self reflected in Avyuktha's quiet strength. Abhimaan discovers laughter again in Aarush's innocence. In the halls of a mansion once heavy with emptiness, new bonds are forged-bonds stronger than betrayal, stitched together by love, trust, and the belief that family is more than the mistakes of a father. This is not a story of rivalry. It is a story of healing-of siblings choosing each other, against all odds. "From strangers to family, from silence to love-the Jaisingh children rewrite their destiny together."

At seventeen, Hayden Keppner is already a master at lying, stealing, and pretending he doesn't care. But when he discovers the wealthy Rivers family have been hiding him his whole life, he decides to lie his way into their world through Dakota Rivers, the youngest son. The plan was supposed to be simple: get close, get money, and never get attached. But Hayden discovers more than he bargained for. What was supposed to be a con starts feeling dangerously real, and the deeper Hayden gets, the harder it is to keep his lies from cracking. Because losing control was never part of the plan. Neither was wanting to stay with them. This book is about family and belonging.

All his life Alex never knew what love was. What happens when Alex gets shipped off to live with his 'supposed' brothers like an Amazon package Years of abuse, neglect, and killing led Alex to become cold and cruel Alex doesn't want to live anymore. He doesn't see the point of living anymore. His family would do anything to save Alex but how can they save them from himself? Will Alex choose death or his family?

Jo's brothers are his world. He's spent his entire life sacrificing everything to give them the life he's never had. Having battled through a horrific childhood, his every breath is for the benefit of his brothers, who gave him a reason to live through those years. It is an act of selflessness that throws him in the path of a woman who actually sees him, not just his scars. Rachel not only recognizes his worth, but is willing to step into his life and share his experiences, no matter how difficult. Despite their mutual attraction, the past and present seem determined to keep them apart. Jo faces another battle: this time against prejudice, past threats, and most powerful of all, the demons inside his head.

"I taste you on my lips and I can't get rid of you So I say damn your kiss and the awful things you do You're worse than nicotine." ~Panic! At The Disco _______________________________________ Jamie Brown is an angry teenager. A girl who walks through life with a scowl on show and fists clenched for a fight. Travis Romero is in his second year of med school. Ambitious as he is, he dives headfirst into adventure, enjoying the rush of the unknown, open to all the possibilities. One night, he encounters a blank dark-haired girl with an alluring gaze and seductive presence. Raven. One night, Jamie meets an enticing man with a smile made to stop the hearts and gentleness she has yet to comprehend. Travis. For Jamie, Travis is an escape from her reality. For Travis, Raven is an enigma he wants to solve. As Travis unravels the mystery that is Raven, Jamie feels her control unwinding as long-lost family re-emerges in her life and lies are uncovered. Friendship, family, betrayal, love, hate, and all-consuming rage. A roller-coaster that Jamie and Travis have to ride. They're in for one hell of a ride. (Full synopsis inside) Copyright ©