Eden O'Neill Books

Tiny. Twisted. Secrets. The news about what happened to Dorian's uncle rocks the town. Especially when a private school's educator turns up dead. The focus surrounding the events that occurred that night shifts, and no one knows that more than the Legacy boys' dark prince. Dorian's looking for answers in the hours following the harrowing truths revealed in that video. We both are, and where we each end up finding them surprises no one more than me. Rotten. Little. Lies. When what's lie and what's truth suddenly appears indistinguishable, I find myself in a chillingly familiar place. One where the dark prince and I discover ourselves on opposite sides of the battle line. We once blurred that line, and he trusted me. But can I trust him? Warning: Savage Little Lies is a dark high school romance that contains dubious content and situations some may find triggering. It's recommended for readers 18+ and is the second book in an all new series by Eden O'Neill titled Court Legacy. Savage Little Lies is not a standalone and does end in a cliff hanger. Author's Note: Court Legacy is a spin-off series about the children of characters featured in Eden O'Neill's Court High and Court University series. It's not necessary to read the previously released series in order to enjoy Court Legacy. This is a new series that can be read completely on its own.

Two lost souls. Two separate lives. A high dive. A challenge. And a pizza. "What do you say, Jersey girl?" He asked me that over a deep dish, a man I met at a wedding when I'd been trying to forget the epic disaster that was my life. He was too young, but I was hurting, sad, and recently divorced. Basically, the trifecta for bad decision-making. Did I mention I'm divorced? Because I am, and he made me laugh. God, did he make me laugh and I didn't do that. Not anymore. My ex-husband stole something from me I could never get back, and my pizza companion was there to offer an alternative. His body and a night to forget old wounds from the past. And I'm totally not a terrible person because he was running from something too. We both were. Two strangers drowning in the sea of our own pain. He had a past and a woman he was trying to f*ck out of his mind, and I had a trauma that needed the same prescription. One night to forget all the crap and the people who came before. One night of rash decisions. One night with a beautiful man who made me smile. Made me laugh. He's in his twenties. I'm in my thirties. Ramses Mallick may prove to completely unravel me. It's only made worse that he's my student.

A night with a handsome stranger should have been the best one of my life. But it turns out he wanted so much more from me. Stepbrother nightmare. That's Jaxen Ambrose. He's beautifully vicious, lethal, the villain, and I'm nothing but the plaything that gives him his high. He says I must pay for my sins. I do that or he'll end me. He's got it in his sick mind I've done something to him. That I've taken something from him but I'm no thief. The only thief is him. My enemy, my obsession. He involved me in his wicked game without me even knowing. Before he was cruel, he was kind, a stranger who'd been gentle and sweet. I even believed him capable of love. Only, that love turned out to be what I should fear most, his wickedest play of all. It's true that his cruelty could break me. But his love could destroy me. Warning: Beautiful Brute is an NA stepbrother romance that contains graphic content and situations some may find triggering. It's recommended for readers 17+ and is a standalone novel with no cliffhanger. It's book three in a series of standalones titled Court University, which is a spin-off series about characters featured in Eden O'Neill's Court High books. Reading the Court High books first is not necessary for the enjoyment of Court University. The characters origin stories merely begin in Court High and can be referred to at any time if the reader so chooses. Enjoy!

Some stars fall. Others... disappear. My sister is gone and no one seems to really care about that but me. Everyone's made things about them, her memory only that and I'm left to sort through all my own pieces. I'm alone in all this and the dangerous boy with the green eyes ultimately leaves me too. I didn't know him like I thought I did. If I had... I would have run sooner. Warning: This enemies-to-lovers, high school romance contains some dark themes and light bullying. The book is not a standalone and is book two in a four-part series of full-length novels. Royal Prinze is the only hero of this tale... good luck getting him to share.

“I’m going to have fun breaking you, beauty queen.” Lance Johnson, the kingpin of Woodcreek University, is a blond titan with god-like looks, immense wealth, and mob-like influence. He’s the go-to guy for anything on campus, wielding power over deans and faculty alike, including my professor. Yet, despite his control over many, he doesn’t have me. I oversee his academic future, and he revels in testing my limits. He pushes boundaries, indifferent to my authority over his grades or the fact that I have a boyfriend. To him, I’m just a perfect beauty queen—a plaything he’s eager to dominate. With his sights set on me, I find myself drawn to the most powerful man I’ve ever encountered, especially after he kisses me. Warning: This is an NA enemies-to-lovers romance featuring dubious content and potentially triggering situations, recommended for readers 17+. It’s a standalone novel with no cliffhanger, part of the Court University series—a spin-off from Eden O’Neill’s Court High books. Familiarity with the Court High series is not necessary for enjoyment, as the characters’ backstories are merely referenced and can be explored at the reader's discretion.

Dirty. Rotten. Savages. The Legacy boys are Windsor Preparatory Academy's most privileged. No one crosses the devil spawn of this town's upper echelon, but I managed. I call one of them out my first day, and no one hears it louder than their blond prince. Evil. Wicked. Twisted. Dorian Prinze is as cruel as he is beautiful and once he sets his sights on me, he refuses to let go. Apparently, I bother him by simply existing at my new school and no matter what I do, I can't stay off the radar of him and his boys. He says I make too much noise and stupid me for not caring. Some really messed up stuff brought my brother and me to this town, and I won't bow down to these elitist pricks. Something tells me going to war with the cruel prince of Maywood Heights may level both our foundations, but I won't go down without a fight. I'll do whatever it takes to win Dorian's devious and twisted games. Even if he promises I'll scream for him by the end.

A town full of secrets. A dark elite. A girl who crossed the wrong king. They call them the Court, an elite boys club who rule Windsor Preparatory Academy like gods among men. And, of course, they're led by Hercules himself. Royal Prinze-yes, that's actually his name-walks around both the school and the town like he owns them. His affiliation to the prestigious Court only gives him more clout. These boys do anything they want. They take anything they want, and they screw anything they want... in that order. Then there's me. I came to Maywood Heights to live with my virtually indifferent father because my sister went AWOL. She chose to move with him after our father decided to uproot years ago and forget anything related to our late mother. I stayed with our aunt, but my sister and I had always remained close. She'd never gone off the grid. The new girl, I arrived at Maywood Heights to find her. The last thing I imagined when enrolling at her school was that she'd be connected to a group like the Court, and boys like Royal. She's nothing like them and so much better than Royal and his elitist attitude... So, why then are they saying he's her best friend? Warning: This enemies-to-lovers, high school romance contains some dark themes and light bullying. The book is not a standalone and is book one in a four-part series of full-length novels. Royal Prinze is the only hero of this tale... good luck getting him to share.

The black hole has sucked me in... and I don't want to get out. Ramses plan is dark. It can GET dark but not only am I here for it I'm so ready. It's time to bring some justice in this town. It's time to open some f*cking doors and be a voice for someone who didn't have one. My sister Paige didn't get to tell her story. What happened to her was covered up and I'm going to prove that. My only obstacle is Royal Prinze, the one person who's plagued me since I got to this seriously messed up town. He's goading me to see things aren't what they seem. He's goading me to see his truth but I won't be kept. He's kept me for too long already. Warning: This enemies-to-lovers, high school romance contains some dark themes and light bullying. The book is not a standalone and is book three in a four-part series of full-length novels. Royal Prinze is the only hero of this tale... good luck getting him to share.

Never trust a campus god. Knight Reed, a devil heir with a chip on his shoulder, is the arrogant figure I love to hate. Despite his name, his heart is wicked. My mom used to work for his family until a brutal act of violence in the woods led to her firing and our homelessness. That was the last time I encountered him—until now. At my new university, he reigns as frat boy royalty, an untouchable campus god among the elite. As a freshman, I’m invisible to him—until I cross his path. At a party, I witness something I shouldn’t, and suddenly, he’s tackling me onto a bed, hand around my throat, demanding I forget what I saw. He’s determined to crush my spirit, reminding me of that cruel boy from the woods. Despite my efforts to avoid him, I can’t keep quiet. He warns that my mouth will get me in trouble, but I’m not afraid of the consequences of revealing his secrets. What truly terrifies me is my desire to uncover what lies beneath his coal-black armor. I find myself tempted to give in to the only devil I’ve ever known—the dark knight himself. Warning: This NA bully romance contains dubious content and may be triggering for some readers. Recommended for ages 17+, it’s a standalone novel with no cliffhanger, part of the Court University series, a spin-off from Eden O’Neill’s Court High books. Reading the previous series is not necessary for enjoyment.