Anderson Rule (n.) - To protect those closest to you; to act with humility, respect, and accountability; to control your emotions and never let anyone take you out of character; be a leader, not a follower Zayn Strickland Anderson is facing his toughest years yet. Since entering high school he's succumb to peer pressure and as a dual athlete (baseball/basketball) he's become a total jock, or as his cousins say, a jerk. He's become a rebel, resistant to the rules and disrespectful to his elders. While he's always a temper, he's been able to take redirection. Now? He fights back. The Anderson rule, the code his father has taught him to live by means nothing to him. He lives by his own code of doing whatever he wants. It's reaching a breaking point that leads him to alienation and hurt towards others, including his best friend Mia. Will his parents be able to help him before it's too late or will he lose all the relationships he's built, for good?

Prequel to Daughter of the Game Series Highly requested, the younger years of Isabella Levesque. The series started with teenage Izzy and ended with her as a wife, mom, grandmother, daughter, sister, niece, aunt, and entrepreneur. This book will feature mini stories of her younger years from 5 to 13. Stories will be in a one shot type of format, some chapters connecting. See all your favorites from Stephanie and Paul to her uncles, grandparents, and more. Enjoy! Warning - Spanking throughout this book. If it's not your thing, move on.

Popular. Talented. Under pressure. Trevor Monroe is the guy everyone looks up to. He's the star varsity basketball player, the man at school, and the boyfriend Emma counts on. But behind the spotlight, he's juggling grades, friendships, and a rollercoaster relationship with his dad - all while trying to find time just for himself. Can Trevor keep up the image of having it all without losing who he really is? Follow his senior year as he fights to be the man everyone needs, while figuring out what he truly wants.

Newly engaged Lauren Law is in the process of planning her wedding, possibly switching careers, and working through old memories. This story will share stories of Lauren growing up and being disciplined by her parents and the rest of her overly involved family. Enjoy! Note - This story is connected to Midnight Sky (Book 1 of 3) and Daughter of the Game 7-part series. Highly encourage you all to read it if you haven't. Warning: There will be spanking throughout this book. If that's not your thing, please exit now.

Ruby Strickland is a 26 year old single mom to 10-year-old Zayn. For the past decade she's lived in Houston, Texas with her Uncle Pat and his wife, Olivia Law. Being apart of the Law family, even by marriage, comes with an army of support which is what Ruby needed as a teenage mom. Her grandparents were semi-supportive about her pregnancy. Her mother? Not so much. That's a tumultuous relationship that needs a lot of mending. Five years ago she met the charming, alpha male, Colton Anderson, the oldest of the Anderson brothers. She was then 21 and he had 12 years on her being 33. They crossed paths as he had volunteered to be the tee-ball coach that Zayn had joined. They became cordial, even somewhat friends over the course of 3 years. Everything changed two years ago once her cousins, Lauren Law and Harper Smith fell for Colt's younger brothers, Andrew and Cody. That led to Ruby succumbing to her own feelings for Colton. Colton is stern, and plays no games about his family; Ruby and Zayn being the center of that. They enter of new chapter of engagement, adoption, and bringing up the past. Get ready for the bumpy ride.

Liam Law (39), youngest child and only son of Brandon and Jamie Law, is a retired NBA player settled back in his hometown of Houston. His wife, Dana passed away 5 years ago from cervical cancer leaving him a widow and single dad to their only child, a then 9 year old Harlow. He was ready to retire from the NBA then, but his parents stepped in and took care of Harlow while he finished the season. Ultimately, he retired at the end of that season moved back to Houston to be not only closer to his parents, but Harlow would have the familial support she needed. He needed his family more than anything. Harlow is now 14 going on 15 and a freshman in high school. Liam's parenting style is nothing like his parents or grandparents. He's way more laxed with Harlow. He's far from a strict parent. He's been doing his best to help her navigate a high school drama, boys, peer pressure, and so much more. Having a teenage daughter isn't easy and each day he feels like he's learning something new. Grab a snack, get comfy and enjoy the story!

In Book 1 of the Anderson Brother series, Midnight Sky, we were introduced to Colt, Cody, and Andrew. We followed along on the love story of Andrew Anderson and Lauren Law and saw new relationships form between Harper and Cody, plus Colt and Ruby. Book 2, Freight Train picks up 3 months removed from the end of Midnight Sky and dives right into the relationship of Harper and Cody. It's been 8 months since Harper Smith and Cody Anderson made things official. It's been a hot and heavy romance with no signs of things slowing down, only picking up. With unexpected news and a meddling father, how will the couple balance their relationship.

She comes from an infamous family with endless success, fame, and money to showboat. She's always had it all, but now it's all crumbling around her. Lauren Vivian Law (Lo, LoLo, Laur) moves back to Texas following heartbreak and a work suspension. She meets Andrew (Drew) Anderson her first night back home and their lives are changed from that moment on. Follow along as she mends her heart, fixes her career, and discovers her true self. She just may fall in love along the way. Who knows ;) *This book is a spin off of my 7-book, Daughter of the Game series and Book 1 of the 3-part Anderson brothers series.

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