Living with the Kennedy's

Seventeen year old Grace Ryder and her twin brother Jack have had a difficult life. When they were eight, their father died, leaving them with a heartbroken mother and a music shop that was failing to bring in hardly any income. Desperate to escape the life they had, their mother suddenly decided that they're moving to Spain, where she was born, leaving their home and friends in California. She sells the shop and within two weeks of the funeral, they fly off to their new live abroad.

Everything wasn't so simple after that though. Grace and Jack's mother went into a severe depression, neglecting both herself and her children. In order to go on, the twins had to learn how to fend for themselves and look after their mother. By the time they were ten, they had mastered the art of self-preservation.

After an unexpected visit seven years later from an old family friend from California, Mrs Kennedy, who hasn't seen them since they moved, they were persuaded to put their mother in a mental hospital and move back to California. While they are extremely glad at this change of events, they can't help but feel that they let their mother down.

Once in California, they move in with Mrs Kennedy and her husband and get this.........they have eight boys and only one daughter. All of whom they haven't seen in nearly ten years.

Their life is about to take a turn for the better. Cue in pranks, new friends, bitchy jealous girlfriends, movie nights, possible love and lots of surprises.

But when a part (more like a person) of their old life in Spain catches up with them, does it change everything again? And if it did......it would be for the worse.