HOMECOMING

Twelve years.

That was how long Spencer and Sebastian Montemayor went without seeing their little sister.
After a life threatening asthma diagnosis, Sofi was taken overseas for specialized treatment. What was supposed to be months stretched into more than a decade. In that time the twins became men - successful, controlled, and carefully distant from the soft memories of the tiny girl who once followed them everywhere.

Then Sofi came home.

Eighteen. Healthy. Radiant. And no longer little.

The shy child who used to cling to their bags had grown into a young woman with a body that made both brothers forget how to breathe. She still called them Bubba. She still looked at them with complete trust. She still climbed into their space like she belonged there.

And the twins?

They were no longer safe.

What begins as fierce protectiveness quickly fractures into something darker - a silent war of restraint, jealousy, and hunger between two identical brothers who have always shared everything. Sofi, still catching up on the years she lost, has no idea that every smile, every careless touch, and every soft "Bubba" is slowly destroying the control they have left.

Some lines were never meant to be crossed.

Some desires refuse to stay buried.

And some sisters come home looking nothing like the children their brothers remember.

A dark, addictive taboo romance about twin brothers, the little sister they lost and found again, and the dangerous line between protection and possession.