Heroes Next Door - Complete Trilogy Bundle
Three seasons. One boy learning how to belong. In Fireflies, Butterflies, and Dragonflies, Gabriel Scott navigates loneliness, friendship, heartbreak, and courage in a small town where quiet acts of kindness become heroic. Through seasons of change, he learns that even the smallest steps forward can lead to extraordinary moments. This bundle captures the heart of growing up—and the friendships that make it possible.
🌟 Fireflies – A Tale of Life and Death When Gabriel spends the summer with his grandparents, he expects boredom. What he finds is a treasure hunt, a group of unlikely friends, and a red-haired girl named Hannah who changes everything. Sometimes, what you're searching for isn't gold—it's connection.
🦋 Butterflies – A Tale of Love and Friendship Love drifts into their circle of friends, and with it, misunderstandings, heartbreak, and hidden truths. Gabriel becomes the confidant for two friends caught in quiet sadness—and seeks guidance from the one voice he still hears when he needs her most.
🐉 Dragonflies – A Tale of Respect and Courage As the school year begins, loyalty is tested. When Jordan joins the football team in her brother’s place, backlash swells. Gabriel must decide what it means not just to stand up—but to stand with someone. Because sometimes strength isn’t loud—it’s the hand you offer when someone feels alone.
✨ If you’ve ever searched for your place in the world—and hoped someone would walk beside you while you found it… these stories are yours.
One morning as the neighbors' front door opened, Gabriel once again hung out by the window, peering across the fence. He stood on tiptoes, leaning over the sink to see."Why don't you go out and talk to him?"his grandmother asked, dropping a lump of sugar in her coffee.
"What would I say?" Gabriel wondered,watching Liam go around back for his bike.
"How about 'hello'?" his grandfather suggested, looking up from his paper. "I heard it's a common way to greet people."
A faint smile crossed Gabriel's face."Only those who go out into the world will find adventures. Those who peer through windows rarely do," his grandmother said, winking at him.
Turning from the window, Gabriel sunk against the counter. "Some kind of adventure, talking to someone. That's no big deal."
"Start small," his grandfather said."No one starts out big. Take one step, and see if you feel like taking another." He shrugged. "If not, try again tomorrow."
Looking at his grandfather, Gabriel took a deep breath and before his new-found courage could leave him headed to the door. In one swift motion, he opened it and stepped out onto the porch,took three more steps down the front stairs and walked onto the driveway just as Liam returned from the back yard, bike by his side.
Clearing his throat, Gabriel opened his mouth. "Hello."
