RCA: Royal Crown Academy Series by Khai Hara

Rogue Royal. I just need to finish senior year and I'll have access to my inheritance. I'll be able to leave everything behind and never come back. Until Bellamy. She's new. From Chicago. And she's everywhere. I hate her. Bellamy Ward. I don't know what I did to Rogue to make him hate me. Sure, I spilled a milkshake on him, but that wouldn't make someone hate me. Right? Wrong. He's decided to make my life hell... moreRogue Royal. I just need to finish senior year and I'll have access to my inheritance. I'll be able to leave everything behind and never come back. Until Bellamy. She's new. From Chicago. And she's everywhere. I hate her. Bellamy Ward. I don't know what I did to Rogue to make him hate me. Sure, I spilled a milkshake on him, but that wouldn't make someone hate me. Right? Wrong. He's decided to make my life hell. But I'm here to finish out senior year at an elite school so I can change my life and my mom's life for the better. I'm not going to let him distract me or break me. less

Rhys. The moment I see her, I want her. And what I want, I always get. It’s the competitive side of me. Learning that she has a boyfriend already enrages me, but does nothing to deter me. I know that eventually she’ll submit to me and be mine. I’m so sure of it that I bet my friends I can crack her in a month. I just hope I don’t come to regret it. Thayer. From the moment I meet him, he’s determined to have me. He doesn’t know that I’m just as competitive as he is and he’s met his match... moreRhys. The moment I see her, I want her. And what I want, I always get. It’s the competitive side of me. Learning that she has a boyfriend already enrages me, but does nothing to deter me. I know that eventually she’ll submit to me and be mine. I’m so sure of it that I bet my friends I can crack her in a month. I just hope I don’t come to regret it. Thayer. From the moment I meet him, he’s determined to have me. He doesn’t know that I’m just as competitive as he is and he’s met his match. I’m attending Royal Crown Academy on an athletic scholarship for my senior year; the only things I care about are good performances on the field and lots of fun off of it. I’m not interested in any of the resident heartbreaker’s games but find myself sucked in when the soccer star becomes my personal Coach. As we spend more time together, I see a different side of him and find myself falling for him a bit more every day. But can I really trust him? Pay For Your Lies is book two of the Royal Crown Academy series. It can be read as a standalone novel, but for better understanding of the universe, it’s recommended that you start with the first book in the series, Long Live The King. This is a mature, mild slow burn, new adult romance with a jealous/possessive hero and lots of angst. It contains situations that some readers might find offensive. less

We all know how the legend goes. Girl meets boy. They fall in love. They get married. And they live happily ever after. The fairytale. The ending that every girl wants, that every girl dreams of. For a brief moment there, I foolishly, naively, allowed myself to dream that’s what our destiny was. That our friendship would evolve into something more and we’d be together forever... moreWe all know how the legend goes. Girl meets boy. They fall in love. They get married. And they live happily ever after. The fairytale. The ending that every girl wants, that every girl dreams of. For a brief moment there, I foolishly, naively, allowed myself to dream that’s what our destiny was. That our friendship would evolve into something more and we’d be together forever. The reality is that our story ended before it even began, with blood at my feet, tears on my cheeks and my broken heart held forever captive in the hands of someone who’d never wanted it. I Was Always Yours is the third installation in the Royal Crown Academy series. It is a standalone novel and can be read as such, although for a better understanding of the world and characters, it is recommended to read the other two books first. Please be advised that this is a dark romance with lots of triggers and readers should proceed with caution. less

"I do want you, jailbait. ” His gaze drops to my lips, his eyes darkening with lust. “I just can’t let myself have you. ”I’ve been banished to Switzerland with a fake name, forced by my father to spend a year teaching spoiled rich kids as punishment for humiliating him. I’m supposed to stay out of trouble, to avoid scandals, to learn responsibility. I’m not supposed to meet her. I fucked up before I even set foot within the hallowed halls of RCA. And there she is. In my class. In the halls... more"I do want you, jailbait. ” His gaze drops to my lips, his eyes darkening with lust. “I just can’t let myself have you. ”I’ve been banished to Switzerland with a fake name, forced by my father to spend a year teaching spoiled rich kids as punishment for humiliating him. I’m supposed to stay out of trouble, to avoid scandals, to learn responsibility. I’m not supposed to meet her. I fucked up before I even set foot within the hallowed halls of RCA. And there she is. In my class. In the halls. In my veins. Every fucking where. She’s going to be my downfall. Or maybe, my salvation. Love In The Dark is book four of the Royal Crown Academy series. It can be read as a standalone novel, but for better understanding of the universe, it’s recommended that you start with the first three books in the series, Long Live The King, Pay For Your Lies, and I Was Always Yours. This is a mature, new adult romance with a jealous and possessive hero, lots of angst and even more trigger warnings. It contains situations that some readers might find offensive. less

Rogue and Bellamy. Rhys and Thayer. Phoenix and Sixtine. Tristan and Nera. Follow their lives in the years after their graduation from Royal Crown Academy. One generation ends… for now. The next begins. It Must Be Fate is a full-length epilogue for the Royal Crown Academy series. It contains material or topics that may be triggering to viewers. Similar trigger warnings apply to this epilogue as to the earlier book in the series. Please proceed with caution.