Beastly Bullies: A Dark High School Bully Romance
About this audiobook
She’s the one-time princess of a fallen kingdom. They’ll be the villains in her new story.
Once upon a time, I had everything. Status. Wealth. Access.
Now, I’m the fallen. The daughter of a disgraced Wall Street king who’s serving time.
After my father’s conviction and my mother’s suicide, I was shipped off to what I hoped would be a fresh start with my uncle. My new home in Cold Spring is far from the city, far from my prestigious former academy, and far from anyone who knew me when I was the Princess of Chauncey Park.
New family, new school, new me.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t quite work out that way.
I’m not the anonymous girl I need to be. The princes that rule this rural school know the secrets that haunt my past, know the transgressions that torment me.
They’re not content to let me hide in the shadows and finish out my high school career in peace. No, they want me front and center and miserable every day of my sentence in this little podunk town.
Their reason? That’s a mystery for me to solve.
Once upon a time, I was a princess. Now, I’m just the whipping girl.
Beastly Bullies is a dark high school enemies to lovers reverse harem romance with bully themes. Contains cursing, sexual situations, and scenes that some may find triggering.
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About the author
Evie Rae is a multi-genre author, writing contemporary and new adult romance under E.R. Whyte, reverse harem romance under Evie Rae, and women's fiction romance under Elle Rae Whyte. Although it would no doubt make life easier to simply choose a genre, she loves romance in all its forms too much to ever do that.
She's a simple girl at heart, living in a teeny-tiny Virginia town and spending her time finding herself, catering to various fur babies, and indulging her reading, writing, and photography habits. She loves being alone, bananas foster, and Pepsi.
Whyte worked as a high school English teacher for around a decade before she decided she really wanted more time to devote to her family and other fun stuff. Now she thinks up new ways to make tacos on Tuesday, explores the Marvel universe with childish enthusiasm, and spends entirely too much time on the computer.
Life is good.
