Still more are designed to remind Big Bro or Big Sis just how important and loved they are. Others focus on the special bond siblings share. Some books answer their big questions in age-appropriate ways. One great way to help your “big” kid process any doubts, fears, and yes, excitement, over a new sibling's arrival is through books. This full-length stepbrother menage romance is light on the sports and heavy on the steam! It is a love story with a full, carefully developed plot, a happy ever after, and absolutely no cheating.įor a limited time only, this edition also contains two additional novels: Heated and Charged.Preparing to welcome a new baby into the family is such a special journey…and if this isn’t your first go-round, that journey now extends to your soon-to-be oldest child! Toddlers and young children likely have lots of questions about the new baby on the way, but they might not always be able to express their concerns (or insecurities)-and that’s okay!

Two of them, built like Greek gods, and hung like Mexican donkeys. It gets my heart racing just thinking about it, and I'm trying as hard as I can to believe in miracles. Those perfect eyes, those incredible physiques, the mouth-watering, panty-melting possibilities. And now I've got one chance to tell them how I feel, because as soon as they go, even if they wanted to, I'm not sure how we could. Donkey because one nickname is good enough for two, and Donkey because all of the outrageous rumors are true.

To everyone else, they are simply Donkey.ĭonkey because they wore the same costume in the nativity play. To me they are Jack and Zach, two men so perfect they could be a product of my imagination. The only two people in the entire world I've ever wanted to be with. The next-door neighbors I could never bring myself to tell how I felt. The two god-like men I've spent my entire adolescence crushing on. As if falling in love with two people instead of one wasn't complicated enough, before I pluck up the courage to tell them how I feel, they decide to accept a football scholarship and move out of state.įinally, as though someone’s playing a cruel joke on me, I find out they are about to become my stepbrothers.

Big D by Stephanie Brother