Divorcing the devil landed me in between two demons. When my ex-husband threatened to destroy everything I'd worked for, I sought help from an old flame. Sawyer was less than thrilled to be my attorney, so I sweetened the deal by promising him the one thing he truly wanted... revenge against my ex's lawyer... Sawyer's stepbrother. Sawyer Prince and Pierce Samuels were stepbrothers with a past and dueling law firms, on top of their contempt for each other. The scheme was simple. I bring down Sawyer's brother, Pierce, and we'd make my ex pay in court. But before I knew it, I found myself tangled in the lives and sheets of two powerful men. I was crossing major lines by not only sleeping with my own attorney... but with Pierce Samuels, the opposing counsel, as well. When feelings become involved and the truth is stranger than fiction... things heat up in the bedroom and the courtroom. Court is in session and my knees are weak as three men stare at me on the stand, hungry for different things... What will the judge rule, and what will I decide when secret alliances are revealed?

“No princess, I’m not afraid, it’s just weird to see you all grown-up like this, you know…” When my mom left us, I didn’t imagine that the role I had to step into required something that was out of the kitchen and in between my stepdad's and stepbrother’s thighs. Step into my world and experience a steamy and forbidden romance that will leave you breathless. Note: This is a graphic novella, it includes beautiful images inside. It contains age gap, step, forbidden, taboo, shared, and virgin romance tropes. All characters are within the legal age of consent, are not related by blood, and all scenes and events are legal.

Tori never expected her dad to remarry. She never anticipated having to move from her childhood home into a new house with a new family. And as if that adjustment wasn't tough enough already, Tori gained three new stepbrothers, three stepbrothers who happen to be the three most popular guys at school. Blake -- the athlete, Cole -- the brain, and Shawn -- the class clown. Commonly known as "The Parris Triplets." After striking a deal to keep their newfound sibling relationship a secret, Tori must find a way to peacefully coexist with her extended family. A seemingly simple task becomes challenging as they all continuously pester and prank one another. She discovers that keeping this secret will be difficult since the triplets are not at all interested in accepting her as family. Tori must find a way to wiggle into the Parris' Triplets hearts, but will their rivalry prove too strong to overcome?

Charlotte, a young lawyer living in New York City, decides to escape for the weekend to her family’s lakeside suburban home. She expects to have the vacation home all to herself, but at the last minute she finds out that she will be sharing the property with her annoying stepbrother Cody. They’ve never gotten along and Charlotte doesn’t look forward to spending time with him. But when Cody shows up, it’s clear that he’s matured. They find themselves instantly attracted to each other but unsure how to proceed. Will Charlotte and Cody have the courage to become intimate? Or will the taboo be too much for them to overcome? === Search Terms: stepbrother romance, stepsister romance, stepsibling romance, step-brother romance, step-sister romance

If present trends in divorce and remarriage continue, before the end of the century the stepfamily will outnumber all other types of family in the United States. In 1980 one out of five children under the age of eight were living in stepfamilies, and there were at least two million households in which the children were relation only by marriage (stepsiblings) or who shared only one parent in common (half-siblings). How are these new kinds of family relationships working out? In particular, how are children faring in these kinds of families? There are a number of books on the successes and difficulties of second marriages that involve children, but most of these look at problems from the perspective of one or both spouses. Popular literature in particular had emphasized the problem of the new spouse who “inherits a family,” without really focusing on the relationships among stepsiblings. Strangers in the House focuses on the children of these marriages- both stepsiblings and half-siblings, and the relationships among them with the parents. It is a report on how they are faring, drawn from the results of original research by the author: case studies of stepfamilies, interviews with stepsiblings and half-siblings, a survey of members of the Stepfamily Association of America, and participation in three step family self-help groups. The result is a vivid portrait of nontraditional family constellations that provides an overview of changes in American families, the increased divorce and remarriage rates, and how stepfamilies differ from other families. Beer identifies major problem areas in stepsibling relations and shows how youngsters are adapting to these special situations. He examines classic rivalries over love, attention, space, and property shows how these are worked out within these special circumstances. The book concludes with an overview of the dynamics of sibling relations in these special families and analyzes how the stepsibling subsystem fits into the larger family structure. Beer shows that in many respects the problems of these families characterize changes in the social structure in postindustrial society.

For years, I had the worst crush on my stepbrother, Cole Hunter. We used to ride bikes, skateboard and go fishing together - now I couldn't even be in the same room as him without my pulse racing. One cocky half-grin from Cole would have my face blushing while my panties melted. It was insane - and completely humiliating. It was a painful secret that I guarded fiercely. Cole was off-limits. Forbidden. If he knew how I felt, I would die of embarrassment. I avoided Cole for years, until one wild night, when my best friend took me to a club. I thought I was going to see a grunge band, but it turned out to be a much kinkier kind of club. A club where anything goes, and well, things got a little crazy. Make that a lot crazy. No one would ever know what I'd done, right? Then I discovered who the man behind the mask really was...

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