Noah asks me a question the night of the party that has the potential to change everything between us.
Will you marry me?
It’s a question that will change our futures.
A question that makes me think about the kind of life I want.
About which boy I want.
We’re all growing up.
We’re all getting closer.
And we all have big decisions to make.
But with Olivia and Peter’s Halloween party around the corner, there’s bound to be drama.
Will Mohammad finally work up the courage to ask Naomi to be his girlfriend?
Can Harry step up for Olivia and be there for her as her family life falls apart?
But most importantly, can Noah and I handle a love this big at such a young age? And does forever now mean forever always?
Find out in the last London Prep Book!
After arriving back at school from Johnny’s weekend of no rules, Arrington and Augie have a stronger relationship than ever. The schemers who tried to break them up failed, and Arrington now knows there are some people who’d like to witness their downfall.
But with a full class schedule, dance practice, and other commitments, Arrington has more important things to worry about.
Not only is she helping her friend, Laurent, unwrap a family secret that could shake up the political world, she’s also staring in a music video alongside the flirty Beckham. And when they kiss at sunset and act out the passion of friends turning into lovers—on camera for all to see—things starting feeling a little too real.
If that weren’t enough, her volatile relationship with her former best friend, Branson, is a confusing mess. The walls he’s put up between them seem to be crumbling one minute and built up stronger the next. But things just don’t add up. And she knows if she could just figure out what’s going on with him, it could change everything.
Aubrey Lane Arrington boards a private jet, ready to run away.
To go home.
She wants to leave Eastbrooke, Branson, and their broken friendship and drama behind her.
But when her newfound best friend, Johnny Fab, who is social media famous and a true nepotism baby, lands his helicopter in front of her jet and demands she come with him, she doesn’t really have a choice.
But they aren’t headed back to school. They’re headed to Johnny’s yacht for a weekend of debauchery. Johnny has invited their closest friends—and enemies—for a weekend no one will ever forget.
Apart from Arrington sunning on the aft deck with sexy Beckham and having breakfast in bed with Augie, Johnny throws a no-rules party that will put Arrington and Augie’s relationship to the test. Nondisclosures are signed, and a night of anything goes awaits them.
And when Arrington kisses someone other than Augie and sparks fly, she’ll have to decide who and what she wants. Is she willing to go back to school on Monday to face Branson and move forward with Augie, or is she going to skip out on Eastbrooke when the party finally comes to an end?
After spending the school break with Noah, I’m so excited for everything that’s coming up.
My parents have arrived in London, and we’ll move into our new apartment.
Harry is returning from Shanghai.
Mohammad is trying to win Naomi’s heart.
And my parents are finally meeting Noah.
But when our brunch ends in a complete disaster, I don’t know where I stand with anyone.
Noah leaves upset.
My dad won’t speak to me.
Mohammad and Harry agree that Noah and I are moving too fast.
And my mom tells me I need to think long and hard about my future.
With school back in session, l’m hoping I’ll have time to figure it all out.
But when a Halloween party at the club pushes Noah, Harry, and my parents together, I know I’ll walk away from it either with everyone getting along or with my relationships in shambles.
But what happens is something I never expected, and it leaves me with another choice to make.
Is Noah really the right boy for me?
Aubrey Lane Arrington was given a choice and one week to decide - does she want to stay at Eastbrooke Academy or go to school in London?
So much has happened since then that could affect her decision.
Her former best friend, Branson, started a fight with her boyfriend, Prince Augie. And when the event is live streamed and goes viral, it has the makings of an international scandal.
The school is buzzing with gossip.
Is Aubrey really pregnant?
Is it Prince Augie’s baby?
And is the British royal family going to allow Augie to stay at Eastbrooke after this?
Despite it all, staying at Eastbrooke feels right.
Aubrey loves her house.
Her brothers.
Her friends.
And Augie is all for it.
But when classes start and she and Branson are forced to spend time together, she’s not sure all the pros outweigh the one big con.
Will she go with her heart and choose Eastbrooke, or will she leave Eastbrooke - and Branson- for good?
Eastbrooke Academy series is the next generation of the USA Today bestselling series, The Keatyn Chronicles. Filled with angst, cute preppy boys, and teen drama, Eastbrooke Academy is perfect for readers looking for:
* Contemporary teen romance books
* Binge-worthy series you can’t put down
* Gossip Girl meets The Summer I Turned Pretty
* Friends-to-lovers, enemies-to-lovers, royalty romance
* Characters you want to be bffs with
Ever wonder where the kids of the rich and famous go to school?
Eastbrooke Academy isn’t a regular school. It’s an elite boarding school, filled with the children of the outrageously rich, where drama is in excess and rules don’t apply.
Aubrey Lane Arrington, daughter of a famous actress and an international club owner, is set to attend. It’s where her parents met, but more importantly, she’s always dreamed of being there with her best friend and crush, Branson Johnson. Longtime family friends, the Johnson boys are legendary—known for their cocky grins, all-American good looks, and wild parties. They are also known to break hearts.
When a fight ends her friendship with Branson, Lane makes a last-minute trip to London, where she happens to hit things off with a really cute prince. And after spending a summer with him, the last place Lane wants to spend her junior year is at Eastbrooke Academy. But her parents aren’t letting her get out of it.
So, she comes up with a plan.
Get kicked out of school.
Move to London to be with her prince.
And live happily ever after—without Branson.
Is Lane destined for London, or could Eastbrooke Academy—and a Johnson boy— win back her heart?
Devaney Diamond and Chase Mackenzie’s relationship has been like a Taylor Swift song. Best friends in elementary school. First loves in high school. Friends with benefits while Dani was away at college.
But deep down, they have always loved each other. Have always been drawn to each other. And after much drama, they have managed to work things out and are now in college together as a couple.
But dating in college isn’t what either of them expected. Between Dani’s active social life and sorority calendar and Chase’s football practices and regimented workouts, they don’t get as much time together as they planned. And when they finally do get a few minutes alone, their roommates don’t seem to care about their privacy.
In addition to that, Chase is starting over with new teammates who seem to think he’s all hype. And when that part of his life spirals out of balance, it threatens everything.
Dani and Chase have always talked about their forever, but now, they wonder if they’ll even make it through the semester.
After the drama at Harry’s family cocktail party on Thursday and confessing my feelings for Noah on Friday, I’m looking forward to a weekend away with the boys.
So after packing up my wellies, tweeds, and a fancy dress or two, we are off to the countryside!
And everything seems perfect.
Harry and I are closer than we’ve ever been.
My relationship with Noah is finally progressing to more.
The boys’ club is stronger than ever, and we get a weekend away with no parents!
Except, well, it isn’t all that perfect.
Because Harry’s parents still think we’re dating and sometimes I wonder if he does too.
Harry still doesn’t know that Noah and I are kind of a couple.
Helen is questioning my every move, not trusting that I’ll behave myself.
My dad seems to have a man crush on Harry.
And even though Noah and I have shared our feelings, he won’t share his body with me.
I know we’re going to have the best time together, but I can’t help but think about how when the weekend is over, everything is going to change.
After all, I never expected to wind up in Harry’s arms again, having him look at me like he still loves me. And I never expected to hear that Noah thinks I’m going to break his heart.
It’s only one weekend, but a lot can change in just a few days.
Everyone knows the tale—that whoever you kiss at midnight on New Year’s Eve will be the person you spend the rest of the year with. And at fifteen, Aubrey Lane Arrington is optimistically hoping that her first kiss will not only happen over the holidays, but that it will also be with her best friend and crush, Branson Johnson.
They’ve been friends since they were kids and next fall, she’ll be joining him at Eastbrooke Academy. He’s hinted at their friendship turning into more, but as the holiday season progresses, she’s still stuck in the friend zone.
His cousin Beckham Johnson, on the other hand, doesn’t believe in the friend zone. His cocky personality and charisma make him the ultimate flirt, so she’s never taken him seriously. But when he changes his plans to spend New Year’s Eve with her, Lane will have to make a decision.
Will her first kiss be with her longtime crush, or will someone new sweep her off her feet?
Find out when the clock strikes midnight!
What happens to childhood promises when you grow up?
Growing up, Devaney Diamond and Chase Mackenzie promised to go to college together. But it’s been three years since the summer that changed everything between them, and their friendship hasn’t recovered.
Now, Dani is faced with all the challenges of her freshman year of college—navigating rush week, making new friends, and living on her own—which is both exhilarating and intimidating. In high school, Dani was homecoming queen and head cheerleader. She should be able to handle the pressure, but college has been more overwhelming than she expected.
Chase, on the other hand, is living the dream. It’s his senior year of high school, his football team is hoping to go undefeated, and he’s being heavily recruited.
When Dani returns home for a weekend, she realizes why college feels so overwhelming—she doesn’t have Chase to share it with. In hopes of salvaging their friendship, she repeats an old tradition—sneaking over to his room with pizza after his game. But instead of fixing their friendship, they end up sleeping together.
Chase is thrilled that Dani is back in his life, but being friends with benefits when feelings are involved is more complicated than Chase imagined.
Will Chase and Dani work through their feelings for one another, or will their childhood promise be shattered when Chase announces what college he will commit to?
It’s my first week as an official student at Kensington School, and things couldn’t be more chaotic. I’m living in a hotel, trying to recover from the news of my parents’ move to London, and working to make things right with Harry, Noah, and Mohammad.
Mohammad says I’m back in the boys’ club.
Harry tells me that he wants me back in his life.
And Noah, well, he’s always been complicated.
But after a too-generous gift from Harry and a heated moment with Noah on my birthday, things seem to change. Noah is flirting with me again and Harry shows me he’s serious about us being friends when he asks me to be his date to his parents’ party.
Everything feels like it’s back to normal—until the party.
Because Mohammad somehow ends up with two dates.
Harry asks me to pretend to be his girlfriend for the night.
And Noah tells me he likes me. A lot.
In the midst of meeting Harry’s parents and helping Mohammad navigate a potential disaster with Naomi, Noah says that I need to show him how I feel. But what he’s really asking for is for me to make a choice.
Him or Harry.
When sports agent Carter Crawford and supermodel Vale Martin meet, they have an instant connection and a really fun night together.
Their relationship goes like this:
She calls and says she’s in town.
He tells her to stop by. They both know what that means.
And it is amazing. Every time.
She doesn’t want a commitment.
So, he does something crazy and buys a ring.
But instead of surprising Vale with a proposal, Carter sees her kissing another man and leaves without telling her.
After months of not speaking, Vale doesn’t call Carter.
She stops by.
And begs him to pretend to be her fiancé at her little sister’s wedding.
And even though Carter knows he’s about to do something crazy again, he agrees.
Because there is nothing fake about the way he still feels about her.
