The Wilson Series by Johanna Delacruz

Bradley Wilson hasn’t had the easiest life. After having endured a hellish home life at the hands of his father, he had to rely on himself. It didn’t help when he suffered the loss of his brother. All Bradley wanted was a loving family. Resigning himself to the fact that it would never happen, he made do until Elias and Owen Harper stepped in. After Elias and Owen introduced Bradley to Hazel, Bradley found happiness when he married Hazel... moreBradley Wilson hasn’t had the easiest life. After having endured a hellish home life at the hands of his father, he had to rely on himself. It didn’t help when he suffered the loss of his brother. All Bradley wanted was a loving family. Resigning himself to the fact that it would never happen, he made do until Elias and Owen Harper stepped in. After Elias and Owen introduced Bradley to Hazel, Bradley found happiness when he married Hazel. When they started a family, Bradley and Hazel suffered another blow. Unfortunately, Hazel couldn’t have kids. After getting turned down for adoption or fostering, they lost hope until Kayden Harper introduced them to a foster kid named Jace. Once Jace joined Bradley and Hazel, they felt their family was complete, until the arrival of twin boys, Dallas and Braydon. Bradley didn’t realize how crazy parenthood would get when three unruly girls moved in next door to them. He’s about to learn how crazy life can get with his family. If you thought the Grays and Harper families were nutty, you haven’t seen anything yet. Bradley will learn that laughter and love are essential to raising sons. less

Braydon Wilson’s parents adopted him and his twin brother, Dallas, and Jace when they were seven. Diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was a teen, Braydon has had to navigate his mental illness with the help of his family, his childhood sweetheart, and a therapist. When Braydon switches therapists after his baseball coach pressures him, things take a chilling turn between him and his therapist... moreBraydon Wilson’s parents adopted him and his twin brother, Dallas, and Jace when they were seven. Diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was a teen, Braydon has had to navigate his mental illness with the help of his family, his childhood sweetheart, and a therapist. When Braydon switches therapists after his baseball coach pressures him, things take a chilling turn between him and his therapist. Braydon’s new therapist causes mass destruction for Braydon, his family, and his childhood sweetheart. Emerald Prescott has loved Braydon Wilson since she was thirteen. She has been there for him through his diagnosis and baseball career. When their relationship implodes, it leaves Emerald heartbroken and Braydon confused. She returns home and must pick up the pieces after a devastating heartbreak. When Bradley and Hazel travel to bring Dallas and Braydon home, they’ll need to make sense of the events that transpired. With the help of Braydon’s family and his former therapist, Jayden Harper, the Wilson family will discover that not everyone has ethical intentions. Braydon will navigate a tremendous betrayal to reclaim his life, his relationship with Emerald, and his family. Sometimes, it’s the people we trust with our health who turn out to be our greatest betrayers. less

Caspiam Harper hasn’t had an easy start to life. When Kayden Harper brought him to live with Odin and Sofie Harper, Sofie had to put aside her feelings about her dad and accept an unexpected addition to her family. With Odin’s guidance, she accepted Caspiam as family. Caspiam has always seen Odin and Sofie as his parents, along with his twin brothers, Thor and Loki. Despite Caspiam’s debilitating OCD and fear of darkness, he has feelings for an older woman... moreCaspiam Harper hasn’t had an easy start to life. When Kayden Harper brought him to live with Odin and Sofie Harper, Sofie had to put aside her feelings about her dad and accept an unexpected addition to her family. With Odin’s guidance, she accepted Caspiam as family. Caspiam has always seen Odin and Sofie as his parents, along with his twin brothers, Thor and Loki. Despite Caspiam’s debilitating OCD and fear of darkness, he has feelings for an older woman. It doesn’t help that Caspiam has a den mother for a father and a ninja spy for a mother. Charlie Prescott is the youngest triplet girl who grew up next door to the Wilson family. After dealing with a cheating and abusive ex-boyfriend, Charlie refuses to get close to another guy and focuses on her career. When Caspiam turns eighteen, he sets his sights on a particular older woman and refuses to let anyone stand in his way. When Charlie’s ex escapes from jail, Charlie must keep him from finding her. A certain Harper boy will step in to protect the woman he has loved since he was two. Will Charlie understand love blossoms from lasting friendship, or will she lose her greatest fortune? Charlie will discover how far a Harper will go to protect the people they love. less

Dallas Wilson suffered a terrible loss when he lost his ex-wife and best friend, Darby, to cancer. Not dealing with the grief has sent Dallas on a downward spiral in his personal life and his baseball career. He has turned in a PR nightmare with his antics of excessive drinking, random women, and fighting. His family is at a loss for how to help him until Charlie suggests assigning Julia to clean up Dallas’s reputation... moreDallas Wilson suffered a terrible loss when he lost his ex-wife and best friend, Darby, to cancer. Not dealing with the grief has sent Dallas on a downward spiral in his personal life and his baseball career. He has turned in a PR nightmare with his antics of excessive drinking, random women, and fighting. His family is at a loss for how to help him until Charlie suggests assigning Julia to clean up Dallas’s reputation. Julia knows Dallas is a walking PR nightmare, so she assigns the perfect person to babysit him. Jasmine O’Neill has resigned herself to never finding love and wants to focus on her future. Her big sister, Julia, hires Jasmine to work with the difficult and troubling clients, since she has a take-no-prisoners attitude. She assigns Jasmine to babysit the firm’s newest client. Jasmine will have her hands full babysitting Dallas Wilson. Armed with her sassy personality, she deals with a spiraling ball player. Dallas isn’t happy with this new arrangement but accepts it. In the process, he confronts his deeply hidden feelings for Jasmine and falls deeper for someone much younger than him. Will Jasmine give Dallas a chance, or will she suppress the love she’s always had for the neighbor boy? Sometimes, we need the right timing to catch the right connection to love. less