My K-pop Brothers

What would you do if a K-pop group's manager suddenly asked you to move in with them? Eight world-famous idols and you, their new 'little sister.' Would you do it? That's exactly what happens to Hayoon after she returns a cell phone left behind at a convenience store. After meeting with their manager and leader, Baekhyeon, she agrees to live with them for one reason. She wants a family. However, she quickly realizes the family she desperately wanted isn't what she thought it would be. The boys are so busy with their life of concerts, fan meetings, choreography, and interviews; they seem to forget she exists. But she doesn't give up. Through injuries and neglect, she keeps smiling and does everything she can to help them. Little does she know, there's been one member who has been quietly watching her since the first day she moved in. Junwoo is the leader of the dance unit and a super introvert. Even towards his best friends, he hardly shows emotion. But with Hayoon, it's different. After their cameraman shows them a video of how she's been treated behind-the-scenes, his protectiveness over her increases ten-fold. Not just Junwoo, but the whole group starts to treat her like the MPeak princess she was always supposed to be. Unfortunately, things in the house don't stay calm for long. Jealous fans and their company keep trying to separate them, especially Hayoon and Junwoo. The brothers are constantly battling to keep the family and two soulmates together. Luckily, the secrets Hayoon has been hiding are slowly revealed and help the group reach a new world level. But will it be enough to keep them all together? Publisher's Weekly BookLife Review: Readers indulge in the most fervent K-Pop fantasy in this low-stakes comfort read from Sonnet, the first in her Guardians series. Sonnet's world is immersive and informative and brings K-Pop culture to life, from the rigorous dance workouts to the roaring fans to their tight camaraderie. Sonnet's overall message of unity-and strength of found family-resonates, and K-Pop followers will relish this ultimate fan fantasy. Author's note: Most suitable for teens and adults. You don't need to be a k-pop fan to love this story of fighting to protect what's important to you.

What would you do if a K-pop group's manager suddenly asked you to move in with them? Eight world-famous idols and you, their new 'little sister.' Would you do it? That's exactly what happens to Hayoon after she returns a cell phone left behind at a convenience store. After meeting with their manager and leader, Baekhyeon, she agrees to live with them for one reason. She wants a family. However, she quickly realizes the family she desperately wanted isn't what she thought it would be. The boys are so busy with their life of concerts, fan meetings, choreography, and interviews; they seem to forget she exists. But she doesn't give up. Through injuries and neglect, she keeps smiling and does everything she can to help them. Little does she know, there's been one member who has been quietly watching her since the first day she moved in. Junwoo is the leader of the dance unit and a super introvert. Even towards his best friends, he hardly shows emotion. But with Hayoon, it's different. After their cameraman shows them a video of how she's been treated behind-the-scenes, his protectiveness over her increases ten-fold. Not just Junwoo, but the whole group starts to treat her like the MPeak princess she was always supposed to be. Unfortunately, things in the house don't stay calm for long. Jealous fans and their company keep trying to separate them, especially Hayoon and Junwoo. The brothers are constantly battling to keep the family and two soulmates together. Luckily, the secrets Hayoon has been hiding are slowly revealed and help the group reach a new world level. But will it be enough to keep them all together? Publisher's Weekly BookLife Review: Readers indulge in the most fervent K-Pop fantasy in this low-stakes comfort read from Sonnet, the first in her Guardians series. Sonnet's world is immersive and informative and brings K-Pop culture to life, from the rigorous dance workouts to the roaring fans to their tight camaraderie. Sonnet's overall message of unity-and strength of found family-resonates, and K-Pop followers will relish this ultimate fan fantasy. Author's note: Most suitable for teens and adults. You don't need to be a k-pop fan to love this story of fighting to protect what's important to you.