Every orphan dreams of being adopted. But when April gets adopted by Brendon Urie, singer in the band Panic! At the disco things take a sharp turn into reality. As April tries to keep herself stable mentally, physically, and emotionally she runs into new discoveries and secrets unfold. With old friends along the way April takes you on my way a joy ride in the everyday life of April Urie. Yet again. There's never a happy ending in reality. Because reality is fucked up. We all are. April just seems to fit right in with the crowd. The days pass and life only gets more interesting. New opportunities open up and start to change everything. Even her relationship with Simon Minter. YouTube sensation and football (soccer) player. After all long distance relationships are a bitch to deal with. Start: August 12, 2015 End:

Book 1: The Youngest Of The Family Book 2: Touring is Hard Nicole finishes her school year early, only to be put on the road in a bus full of sweaty men who never get a chance to take a shower. She is put in the top bunk of the tour bus and is to be with her dad at all times. Once she gets lost things go upside down. The bands energy falls apart onstage until they have to take a break from tour. The search every place they can for Nicole, but to no avail. Would they ever get their Nicole back? ⚠️Rated Mature for suicidal thoughts and actions⚠️

This is the sequel to That's My Daughter, meaning if you have not read it, you probably won't get a lot of whats going on in this book. Happy reading!

Who could love me? I'm out of my mind. He was at the climax of his journey and swimming with triumph with his wife right by his side. "We did it." He asserted, not knowing of the imminent downfall to come. For he had been blinded, so blinded in fact that he couldn't predict just how far he was going to fall. Her life had been grey with all colour sucked out and destroyed leaving her a mess of monotone. And to bring this story to an abrupt end, she had grown used to it. She didn't know any different and the line between right and wrong appeared significantly more faded. As her world was splashed with colour and her eyes opened to the possibilities surrounding her, his began to fade, returning to the black and white he thought he had escaped long ago. Up against challenges only the strongest of relationships can withstand, previously unexpected confrontations that may force a bond that seemed ever so unlikely. *A collaboration with the amazingly talented DarkHighness

Georgia Cooper, that was my name. Living my days out at "Miss Avery's Orphanage". Losing your parents, loved ones and friends is one of the hardest things. But, I had to move on, to start a new life... I guess it was in my favour. Being the adopted daughter of Brendon Boyd Urie wasn't as I imagined it... I fucking loved it ((Trigger warning, sexual references and strong language))

When you're in foster care, getting adopted by literally anyone is your dream. Getting adopted by your hero is an even better deal.

Lydia's Mother died at birth, and her father could not pay for the both of them. That landed baby Lydia in the Arnett House for Girls. One day, a man adopts Lydia. This is her story.

||BOOK FOUR|| Rose Urie is a rebellious teen. There's not much to say. She does stupid things to make her parents, Brendon and Sarah Urie, mad. She skips school, goes to parties, gets suspended on a regular basis, and she is very rude to her older sister. Finally, when she takes it too far, her father has had enough. He sends her to her older sister, Sydney. How will the two get along after not seeing each other for many years? Will Sydney be able to help her?

(BOOK THREE) A Summer full of Warped Tour, a baby sister, and family drama? That's one way someone could sum up Sydney Uries summer. How will Sydney deal with a baby sister? How will Brendon react to a surprise visit from one of Syds long lost relatives showing up at his door. Well, you'll have to read this book to find out.

The title says it all! WARNING: Mild language and triggers will be included in this story. If you are sensitive to either of the two please do not read. If you do read this story knowing that you are sensitive to one the two, do not say there was no warning.