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Can I read Brutal Prince as a standalone? ›

“Brutal Prince” is the explosive first act in the epic “Brutal Birthright” series. It's a stand-alone Dark Mafia Romance, complete with HEA and no cliffhangers.

It's a stand-alone Dark Mafia Romance, complete with HEA and no cliffhangers. It contains blazing hot bedroom scenes for mature readers only!!!

Brutal Prince Publisher's summary

Callum Griffin is the heir to the Irish mafia. He's ruthless, arrogant, and he wants to kill me. We got off on the wrong foot when I set a (very small) fire in his house. Our families believe a marriage pact is the only thing that will prevent all-out warfare.

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bellebookcorner's review

The spicy parts are not too much as well so there's still a storyline I can follow like with the ex-boyfriend, the feud between families and also a little bit of political intrigue.

This book has some great romance, no sex, just some passionate kisses. There are very few swear words. The violence is a lot, but I wouldn't describe it as "graphic" or "frightening", especially for older teens.

In Cruel Prince Jude's older sister (Vivi) is bi and in a relationship with a mortal girl named Heather, but that's the only LGBT rep. There's nothing hom*ophobic in it or anything, but unfortunately that is the only canon LGBT rep so far :\ Satellite by Nick Lake (poc rep and lgbt rep (and neurodiversity rep!))

nina zenik 97 This book is categorized as YA and it's more on the romantic side of the genre. 13-16 year olds can definitely read it, but more mature 11 year-olds and adults can enjoy it too. There's a bit more intimate romance in the later books, but not much, and for the most part, this is readable for all ages.

Madi ~☆TheBookNerdDiaries☆~ There are some of what appear to be sex scenes but nothing is remotely explicit. It's a lot of talking the running of hands over the other person's body, the fact that she can see his hip above his pants, that sort of thing.

Sophie, duch*ess of Edinburgh (born January 20, 1965, Oxford, England) is the British consort (1999– ) of Prince Edward, the youngest child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, duke of Edinburgh.

Who is Aida in Brutal Prince? ›

Aida is the youngest sibling of the Gallo family, not to mention the only daughter. When bored late one night, Aida and her brothers decide to crash a party at the Griffin's house: the base of their rival gang. Late that night, Aida somehow set the Griffin's library on fire, starting a feud between the two families.

He is Callum and he is an interesting character. He has many of the traits classically associated with a mafia hero: arrogant, dominant, and violent – but he's also bookish. The beauty of a mafia romance about two warring families is that we had so many great side characters.

“Brutal Prince” is the explosive first act in the epic “Brutal Birthright” series. It's a stand-alone Dark Mafia Romance, complete with HEA and no cliffhangers.

Brutal Prince is the first book in the Brutal Birthright series. This book is told from dual points of view from Callum and Aida.

Brutal Birthright follows members of two rival underworld families and the steamy arranged marriage that could either start or prevent all-out underworld war. They're a match made in Hell. The Griffins and the Gallos have been battling for control of Chicago's underworld for generations.

To answer questions about The Cruel Prince, please sign up. E. M. Nikolaev No, there is a larger universe but there is no need to read any of the other books before this one.

This is the last book in the Brutal Birthright serious. Enjoyed reading all the books and they can be read as standalone. However I would suggest reading them in order as all the characters appear in all the books.

While it does feature characters from The Cruel Prince and its sequels, collectively called the Folk of the Air series, you can absolutely choose The Stolen Heir as your initial foray into Faerie.

Realistically, you can skip the novellas if you want to, but I am personally a big fan of reading the novellas, so I have included them. You can also totally go back and read them afterward if you just want to binge through them. Want more BookTok Fantasy series?