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BOOK ONE OF THE STEPBROTHER DEAREST TRILOGY
This forbidden romance takes you on an angsty emotional rollercoaster, pulls you in with the dramatic twists, and introduces you to characters you’ll hurt, love, and laugh with. Prepare to enter the small town of Wells with a strong female lead who is convinced seducing her rockstar stepbrother is the best idea since ice-cream and chips.
TSCD is the first part of a three-book series and ends with a cliffhanger. Happy reading!
This book takes place in Wells Spring, a fictional town in UK, and stars a female lead of the same nationality. Hence, the grammar and spelling in this story are what she’s used to. For the sake of consistency, it also applies to the male lead. If seeing Mum instead of Mom will bother you, or you are so hung up over words spelt with s instead of z, or the appearance of u in certain words, then this book might not be the right choice for you. And that’s perfectly fine. If you will embark on this journey with them, please accept these “zzzzzzzzzzzzzz” as a peace offering and a potential swap in places you deem appropriate.
While I did my research on topics and places discussed in this book, I take full responsibility for areas where my research and memory fall short. Kindly accept this plate of hot chips as a sign of my remorse. You will need them for your ice-cream date with Cathie and Calum. Oh, you could also blame my big brother for the mishap. “Hello, bruv!”
TSCD is an angsty, emotional rollercoaster and might cause your heart to ache a few times. As these characters grow in love, they discuss themes like drugs, grief, their history of suicidal ideation, and the death of their loved ones. If any of that bothers you, please stop reading. Your mental health is more important. Cathie and Calum won’t love you any less.
Lastly, if you have certain expectations of how a character should behave and morals of conduct or standards they ought to follow, then be reminded you are not the main character and that this is a stepbrother romance. It might not be for you.
Boot — Trunk
Pavement — Sidewalk
Chips — Fries
Biscuits — Cookies
Trousers — Pants
Knickers — Panties
Loo — Toilet
Bonnet — Car hood
DIALOGUE
Wha’ yer gwain ave? — What are you going to have?
Innit? — Isn’t it?
How be on? — How do you do?
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