Dustinsister Stories

Dana Henderson spent years believing that fighting was the only thing that made her special. In Hawkins, being different was a crime-and she paid the price with silence, oversized sweaters, and the crushing certainty that she would never be anyone's first choice. Until Steve Harrington, the same guy who left her crying in the dark after the '83 Snow Ball, discovers that Dana has always been his greatest weakness. But life in Hawkins never lets up. While the Hellfire Club makes her feel powerful, Dana starts to sense something strange: the feeling of being watched in empty rooms, a distant heartbeat that only she can hear. In Hawkins, terror was only the backdrop. Love was the most dangerous battlefield of all. OR Where Steve Harrington falls for Dustin's annoying older sister.

The Girl Who Stayed || Book 2. Olivia Henderson never trusted Steve Harrington. Not the king of Hawkins High. Not the boy everyone liked. Not the reputation that followed him through every hallway. But when monsters begin crawling out of the dark, Steve is the one who stays. And the more Olivia sees the real version of him, the harder it becomes to ignore the truth. Steve Harrington was never the boy she thought he was. And that realization might change everything.

Steve Harrington is a failure in his dad's eyes so he found him two jobs for the summer. Steve will join Dustin and his sister at Know Where Camp, his job is to just help the counselors since science is not his speciality. During this experience he will have the time to know better Dustin and his sister, who will be in charge of the audiovisual class: her dream is to move away from Hawkins and work in the film industry, but she has to finish high school first. Will the two of them get along well together?

It's been a month since you discovered what Dustin has been doing every night, and life with the party has never felt the same. Steve has always made your heart race, but nothing could have prepared you for a night in the Upside Down where danger hits too close to home.

Delilah Henderson has a reputation. Sweet. Responsible. Safe. Hawkins loves a girl it can predict. Too bad they're wrong. She listens to metal with the volume up, drives like she has something to outrun, and has a temper she keeps tucked neatly behind straight A's and polite smiles. Eddie Munson knows what it's like to be judged on sight. Loud. Reckless. Trouble. He wears that reputation like armor. Until Dustin's sister starts looking past it. What begins as late-night arguments about music and quiet moments no one else sees turns into something neither of them can afford - especially not with the entire town watching. And the more they try to keep it quiet... the louder it gets. Delilah Henderson isn't sweet. She's just selective. And Eddie's about to find out exactly what that means.

Dustin Henderson's older sister, Julie, finds herself falling for Steve Harrington.