Silver and Gold

The Silver boys were raised between snow, horses, bad ideas, and worse timing.

Apollo is the oldest: charming when he wants to be, brutal when he doesn't, and better at caring than he'll ever admit. Hayes is half-stoned, half-restless, chasing freedom through cigarette smoke, city streets, and choices that could ruin him. Zayden is awkward, sharp-tempered, and trying very hard not to embarrass himself in front of the girl he likes. And Oakley, the youngest, is just trying to survive freshman year with his dignity intact.

Their father runs horseback tours through the Alaskan valley. Their mother hunts fugitives for a living. Their house is loud, warm, messy, and held together by people who don't always know how to say they love each other.

In Anchorage, winter comes early, trouble comes easy, and being a Silver means learning the hard way that family can hurt, protect, annoy, and save you-sometimes all in the same day.