Cruel King: A Dark New Adult Romance (Royal Elite)

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A-Aiden, what are you doing?” “For the last time, it’s King.” His face is completely blank except for the slight smirk. “You said you’ll report me for sexual harassment.” The Cruel King and the Great Hero is told in a fairly straightforward way through narration that ties in with the storybook inspiration. It’s a compelling story, but the script was a little simplistic, perhaps more suited to a younger audience. That’s not necessarily a bad thing – it just means it’s more accessible to a wider audience. Some of my fondest memories from childhood are of playing video games with my dad, and this seems like a perfect game for families. El libro trata de Astrid y Levi, ellos se conocen en una fiesta antes de las vacaciones de verano, ambos sienten una conexión inmediata pero Levi al darse cuenta que ella se encuentra bajo los efectos de una droga la deja a su suerte. Astrid queda consternada al ser abandonada por Levi, pero esto queda en un segundo plano cuando es perseguida y posteriormente sufre un accidente. Pasan meses y ella regresa a la escuela deseando encontrar a las personas que se encuentran involucradas en su accidente, pero el rey de la escuela, Levi King, no se lo va a dejar tan fácil. Y es aquí en donde empieza esta lucha de voluntades entre ellos que poco a poco va aumentando a otro nivel 🔥. stars out of 5. This was an awesome bully romance and the relationship between the two main characters was just about as sizzling hot as it could possibly be. If only a guy would be as into me as Levi King is into Astrid Clifford, I would be a fantastically happy woman. This is a romance where the heroine is one of the “invisible” people at the RES (Royal Elite School) and Levi King was not only from the richest family, but he was the Captain of the Football team and the hottest guy in school. LEVI, I used to like his character, but know I just think he's a pompous asshole with an ego bigger than the Empire States Building, his possessiveness was over the top and annoying as hell, I really hated it.

Elsa Quinn, comes to Royal Elite, in hopes of doing well and getting into Cambridge which is her dream college but all goes to hell when Aiden King publicly declares war against her by saying "I will destroy you" Are you, Elsa? Because I was never supposed to like you this much. Hell. I wasn’t supposed to think about you more than I think of myself.” One of the most visually stunning games I have ever seen. The entire game was hand drawn by the incredibly talented director of this game, Sayaka Oda. Things change on the first day of their senior year when he starts bullying her face to face. He wants her and she is putty in his hands. There are also a lot of secrets at play. Elsa is being raised by her aunt and uncle since her parents died when she was young. She doesn’t remember anything before she woke up in the hospital and doesn’t want to remember.

Whitley was such a boss and I loved how unapologetically herself she was. Gavin was such a fun character and my favorite hero of this series, after Camden Percy of course. My favorite part of this book was how much Gavin loved Whit for who she was. He never tried to tame her or change her, he just loved her for her.

Well, Rina Kent just left one hell of an impression on me! This story isn't about your average new adult couple, and their romance isn't normal by any means. Prepare to clutch your pearls if you can't deal with sexual situations that aren't exactly consensual. *In other words, heed the content warning before going into this one!*Her first day of school was living hell the moment when she met Aiden King, who promised her that he will destroy her. Levi King es todo un bad boy medio asshole, jugador estrella del equipo de fútbol, que quiere poner de rodillas a Astrid, tiene sus motivos para acercarse a ella, al principio la trata mal pero conforme va avanzado la historia se va enamorando.

So first, the writing is terrible. Seriously, I've read many a fanfictions that are written miles better than this. My god. The same points are repeated over and over. The author forces awkward descriptions into the text in a 4th grade attempt to add "context" and "detail." This may take the crown for worst writing in a book that I've read. Aiden King is the most popular guy on campus. He is dark and broody and doesn't talk much. The four of them (Ronan Astor, Cole Nash, Xander Knight and 'the mighty king' himself) are also known as the 'Four Horseman.' They are the golden boys of the town and loved by all. OW (Other Woman)/OM (Other Man) drama: Yes The H is super possessive and gets jealous when other men are around the h, and the h is hurt by the scene she walks in on (see cheating spoiler below) Allies in Adventure – No challenge is too great with your mighty protector waiting in the wings. Fight monsters and navigate perilous environments—with an occasional helping hand, of course!How was the this published last year!? I thought this was an olddddddd work of Rina Kent, hence the absolute absurd personalities of the characters. But no this was published in 2020. Maybe the pandemic hit her a little too hard.