THE TEN BROTHERS WHO FELL FROM THE SKY

“Piper Lindgren signed eleven pages to save her father's fish plant. She didn't know the last page was a marriage certificate, or that her new husband was Grant Hawthorne, the famous Sleeping Prince of Alaska, lying in a bed a few feet away. Three months later, he wakes up. A week after that, Piper learns she's pregnant. That same day, Grant slides divorce papers across a desk and swears he'll never let the baby be born. So she leaves. Four years pass in Seattle, scrubbing pots at night and raising twins who are smarter than every adult around them. Then a helicopter lands on her roof and six men climb out. They've spent twenty-nine years looking for her. Piper has a rich, loud, overprotective family she never knew existed, and a fake heiress is living in her ex-husband's house. Her four-year-old daughter, June, has a laptop and zero fear. One night she sends the most powerful man in Alaska a short, rude message: come and get me. He does. But Grant is hiding a secret, and his uncle is not finished yet. When Grant finally kneels and asks, "Piper, how about we remarry?" she smiles and tells him to ask her brothers and cousins. Four more men walk in. "No. There are ten of us."”