Introduction

These Royals will ruin you…

From wharf fights and school brawls to crumbling lives inside glittery mansions, one guy tries to save himself.

Reed Royal has it all—looks, status, money. The girls at his elite prep school line up to date him, the guys want to be him, but Reed never gave a damn about anyone but his family until Ella Harper walked into his life.

What started off as burning resentment and the need to make his father’s new ward suffer turned into something else entirely—keep Ella close. Keep Ella safe. But when one foolish mistake drives her out of Reed’s arms and brings chaos to the Royal household, Reed’s entire world begins to fall apart around him.

Ella doesn’t want him anymore. She says they’ll only destroy each other.

She might be right.

Secrets. Betrayal. Enemies. It’s like nothing Reed has ever dealt with before, and if he’s going to win back his princess, he’ll need to prove himself Royally worthy.

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CHAPTER TWO
Two hours later, I’m freaking out. It’s past midnight, and Ella isn’t back.
Would she just come home and yell at me already? I need her to bring her cute butt back here and tell me that I’m an asshole who isn’t worth her time. I need her in my face, spitting fire at me. I need her to scream at me, kick me, punch me. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

Reed's first instinct is to turn to his fists when there is a problem. This doesn't solve his problems. Does he learn a different way to respond later in the book?

How would you react if you were Ella when confronted with Jordan's actions at the school?

Do you agree with the tactics of Callum in dealing with Daniel Delacorte?

Ella is the linchpin holding the Royal family together. What is it about her character that appeals to the Royal boys?

A teenager in Texas did no jail time despite driving drunk and killing four people because the judge said the teen suffered from a case of affluenza. Many of the Astor Prep kids suffer from the same disease. Do you believe money would affect your view of the world?

Reed tells Easton that they aren't good for Ella. Is that true? Is she better off by herself?

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