Haunted by a past, Harsh doesn't speak of, he trusts no one. They call him promiscuous. Raucous. A disgrace. But he has every right to hate the royals of Ajmerganj and every reason to protect himself by hook or crook. Because you don't let a predator sniff at your bleeding wound. Unless you want your neck snapped. #book 1

He's cold. He's arrogant. He's rude. He's ill-mannered. Everything about him is designed to be disliked. No one has anything good to say about him. He carries a bad reputation like a second skin... But is it because he's actually bad? Or because he's never bothered to tell his side of the story? Friends? He doesn't think he's capable of making any. Family? Well... the one he has is highly questionable... Then there are THEM... Three brothers living the kind of life HE only sees in the distance, a life defined by the warmth, laughter, and loyalty he has never known. They are the complete opposite of everything he is... But life has a funny way of bringing people together. Their paths begin to cross. Two worlds start to collide, neither knowing that, at some point, they will become one. ​

Six brothers once belonged to the same home, but life broke them apart. The four elder brothers were abandoned by their parents and left to survive alone. They grew up carrying pain, thinking they had lost everything. The youngest twins, Elio and Lucas, were taken away. But not to a safe place...to a home filled with fear and cruelty. Their parents hurt them both, again and again. Elio, the older twin, always tries to protect Lucas. Even when he is scared, even when he is breaking himself, he stands in front of his brother. But he cannot stop all the pain. Lucas stays quiet and soft, suffering in silence, just holding on to Elio. Two brothers trying to protect each other... in a world that keeps hurting them anyway.

Levi Tanner has a dilemma. He has a half brother he never knew existed, and now he's facing an impossible choice: step up and take him in after his mother is arrested and awaiting trial, or look the other way and keep his life simple. The thing is, Levi has never had a simple life. He knows what it feels like to be removed from a home after a parent is arrested. He knows what it means to feel helpless, homeless, and lost. But at sixteen, Levi found a home with Gavin and Nikki Navarro. Now, at twenty six, he's stepping into the same kind of role Gavin once stepped into for him. He's terrified he'll get it wrong, but Gavin is still by his side, and this sixteen year old kid needs Levi the way Levi once needed Gavin. Greyson Tanner is facing the hardest choice of all: testifying at his mother's trial. He isn't ready to relive that stormy night, but he may not have a choice. His testimony could help set his mother free, but telling the truth could destroy her future. And Greyson isn't sure he can live with that guilt.

Jaxon has the typical bad boy mask, being in the foster care system for 11 years has made him that way. Drugs, fights, and his overall masked personality were all results of being in the system. He's just waiting to age out until the unexpected happens. After 16 years he learns he has biological siblings that want him home. After years of his trust being broken will he be able to trust again and have a connection with his brothers?

For years, Luka believed his brothers were the reason his life always felt one wrong move away from blowing up. They were the danger. The threat. The shadow hanging over him. Then the secrets start spilling out, and the story flips. His brothers aren't the disaster he's been bracing for. They're the ones trying to keep it from swallowing him whole. The same men he's spent years fearing are suddenly the ones stepping in front of the worst of it, making choices that could cost them their lives just to keep him standing. It messes with Luka's head, because monsters aren't supposed to protect you. Trust doesn't come easy, but neither does survival. Somewhere between the lies, the secrets, and the close calls, Luka stops just trusting them. He starts counting on them. And in the process, he learns something that scares him almost as much as the truth about his family: He's more capable than he ever let himself believe. Love to hear from all the readers so please leave a comment. :) MxF relationships and family focused

He lives alone. They think their brother is gone. He breaks rules. They enforce them. But when their worlds collide, something deeper than coincidence begins to surface- a connection none of them understand... yet can't ignore.

In the Montgomery household, nights are never truly quiet. Four brothers, William, Jamie, Aidan, and Grayson, hold together a family stitched from loss, love, and second chances. Between school fights, whispered secrets, and the chaos of growing up, their children stumble through the trials of adolescence under the watchful eyes of fathers who are still learning, themselves, how to heal. And when the day finally ends, after every argument, every stolen glance of defiance or tenderness, the house settles into a fragile peace. Quiet is the night now, but never truly still, because every heart inside it is learning how to beat as one.

Treated cruelly by his brothers since he was born being the cause of his mother's death unknowingly Ishaan grows . Will he be able to Forgive them ? Dive into the story to know futher about Ishaan's life . Warnings: Extreme child & teen abuse (physical, emotional, neglect), graphic rape (non-graphic but implied & aftermath heavy), self-harm, suicidal ideation, mafia violence, blood, trauma. Read with caution. 18+. Short chapters

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.