Hyperactive Kory is moving in with his mom, his new stepdad, and his stepdad's son. His sexy new stepbrother, Trace, takes an instant dislike to Kory. As Kory tries to get Trace to like him so they can get along living together, he finds himself becoming a little too attracted to his new stepbrother.

Cara Lee is cold, awkward, highly OCD and she is defininly not a people person. She spends most of her days in her luxury apartment away from any social interaction. After having two successful stories published, she has hit a writing block. Not only that, but she's losing money and the only way to keep her apartment is to get a roommate. Hannah Bailey has traveled the world and has never found a place to call home. Tired of living at her agency's model apartments, she decides to settle down in one place. She finds a beautiful apartment and the only issue with it is an unhappy roommate. Cara and Hannah come from two different worlds. Hannah represents everything Cara disliked about people. Hannah who is used to being well liked can't help, but become intrigued by Cara's indifference to her. Can she melt her new roommate's cold exterior and show her that maybe she can like at least one person?

Cameron's normal if boring life goes through some big changes when his mom invites her student, a seventeen year old lacrosse player, and his baby sister to move in with them. Ryan finds himself living with Cameron, a shy boy whose nose is always in his books. But every night they go to sleep in the same room. And...well...you know.

When the head of the orphanage I was raised in gets diagnosed with breast cancer, I'm met with a two thousand dollar price to pay for her assured recovery. At the age of twenty four, unable to earn, with no skills or experience, only a high school diploma and a major degree. Being left optionless, I gambled with my innocence. "He will only take a look and tell you to leave." - "He's never touched a woman but orders for them daily." - "All you need to do is let him take a look and he'll give you the money." They all said. The contract also had a clause that if he didn't like me he'd pay three hundred thousand and let me leave. I mean why would he choose me, right? Wrong! Unluckily, I was the lucky one. I shouldn't have signed the contract. I shouldn't have listened to all those prostitutes. I actually listened to fucking prostitutes! fuck is wrong with me? I should have found another way out now, he's keeping me. Forever.