Is 'Falling For My Boyfriend'S Navy Brother' A Real Book?

I was a fat, orphaned Omega girl. At 17, my stepbrother discovered my diary—filled with shameful fantasies about him—and from that moment on, he couldn't stand the sight of me. Now my stepbrother is back, graduated, and we ended up having a one-night stand.But he kept humiliating me, saying he only slept with me because of the mate bond.Then he announced his engagement to a highborn beauty. And just when I thought it couldn't get worse? I'm pregnant. I ran away, heartbroken and heavy with his child, never imagining he'd regret it—begging me to come back at any cost...

“You’re getting engaged tomorrow.” My father said blandly as if he was talking about the weather. But that wasn't my problem. The problem is I’ve only met the girl once… and I don’t even like girls. No one knows I’m gay. Not even my father. So, the night before the big party, I did something stupid. I went to a bar. I got drunk. And I kissed a stranger. He was hot and dangerous in the best way. We had a one night stand. One night. That’s all it was supposed to be. Until the next day... when he walked into my engagement party. My fiancée turned to me and smiled. “Meet my brother.” I looked at him, frozen. And then he said, with a smirk— “Nice to meet you.” My heart dropped. This wasn’t just a one-night mistake anymore. Now, it’s the beginning of something dangerous... and maybe something real. Something I wanted.

My best friend had one rule: stay away from my brother. But what he didn't know was that his brother kept me up all night. Wren Mercer had spent years being just Ross's best friend. Fine with holidays at the Calloway house, years of watching Dani, Ross's older brother, move through life like nothing could touch him, fine with the fact that he never once looked at her like she was worth the trouble. So she did what any sensible girl would do, she found someone else. Blake Hendrix was everything that made sense on paper. Charming, attentive, and most importantly, not Dani Calloway. She told herself it was moving on. She told herself it was working. What she didn't know was that Blake had his own reasons for getting close to her, ones that had everything to do with the brother she was trying so hard to forget. When Ross invites her to move into their off-campus apartment, she tells herself it's still fine. She has Blake. She has a plan. Dani barely registers her existence anyway. She can handle proximity. She's wrong. Because Dani does notice her. He always has. What starts as tension becomes stolen moments, a secret neither of them planned, and the slow terrifying realization that this is the most real thing either of them has felt in years. But Ross is right there. Blake is closer than she thinks. And secrets don't stay hidden forever. She fell first. He fell harder. And what breaks between them might not be fixable.

Hazel has loved Danny since she learned to tie her pointe shoes. She waited through his lies, his excuses, and his half‑hearted promises — convinced the boy next door was her forever. Until the night she waited two hours for a ride… and kissed the wrong twin instead. Miles — the quiet brother who left for the Navy years ago — has carried her name in his heart ever since. He knows every lie Danny tells. He sees every way Hazel deserves better. And he’s the only one who ever called her Little Swan like it was something precious. Now she’s caught between the fairytale she’s always known… and the truth she was never meant to feel. She came looking for loyalty. She found a Navy heart that never stopped waiting.

Dylanne Hayes has always had a huge crush on her best friend's brother, Kai. He's every woman's dream, and hers since she was 18. Now Kai is back in the States. He's different, more charming, and she swears she's over him, even after she's required to work with him at work. Work is supposed to be easy, but not with Kai Reed in the picture. Can she resist him this time or betray the promise she made to her bestie?

Nova knows exactly what her relationship is. Liam is charming, unfaithful, and has never once let her family go without. She knows about the girls — she's catalogued them, named them, perfected her glossy eyes for the aftermath. It's an arrangement. She's not stupid. She went in with her eyes open and she made her peace with it a long time ago. What she never had was love. She knew how to give it. She just never learned what it felt like to receive it. She never expected to find it working for her boyfriend's brother. Rhett Holt is cold, estranged from his family, and universally feared by everyone on the eleventh floor of Holt Industries. He doesn't want a new PA. He doesn't want his brother's girlfriend anywhere near his office. He hires her anyway, and immediately makes her life significantly more difficult. Nova tells herself she can handle him. She's handled worse. What she isn't prepared for is falling for Rhett. In the middle of all the arguments and the late nights and everything she couldn't explain, it just happened. A man she had no business looking at twice — except that he was beautiful and impossible and infuriating, and he looked at her like she was the only thing in the room worth seeing. And Rhett fell harder. *My Boyfriend's Brother* is a serialized romance about two people who should never have happened — a woman who finally learns what it feels like to be chosen, and a man who never planned to choose anyone at all.