Boys of Preston Prep Books in Order
Part ofAngel Lawson Books in OrderThis page lists the Boys of Preston Prep books in order by Angel Lawson, with short summaries, reading order, and series background.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Boys of Preston Prep books in publication order
4 books
A Deal with the Devil
by Angel Lawson
2020
Years after a tragic night left her injured, a girl is forced back into Reyn McAllister's orbit. Their uneasy deal at Preston Prep reopens old damage and old desire.
Devil May Care
by Angel Lawson
2020
Gwendolyn stays at Preston Prep after her sister's scandal, even when the Devils freeze her out. One mistake with Hamilton Bates turns a public rivalry into something much more dangerous.
Touched By The Devil
by Angel Lawson
2020
Sebastian Wilcox is haunted by violence, family abuse, and a secret he cannot shake. Sugar Voss wants a clean slate, only to collide with the one Devil least likely to respect her boundaries.
Devil Incarnate
by Angel Lawson
2021
The final Preston Prep book turns to Heston Wilcox, the most feared boy in school. His damage, manipulation, and long shadow over the Devils finally get dragged into the open.
Boys of Preston Prep books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Boys of Preston Prep, co-written with Samantha Rue, takes place in an elite school world where privilege covers a lot of damage. Preston Prep is full of money, sports status, old grudges, and boys who are used to getting away with things. Each book focuses on a different member of the Devils, so the series keeps a connected setting while shifting the romantic pairing and the emotional wound at the center.
The school is polished. The relationships are not.
Devil May Care starts with enemies, public scandal, and a school that punishes girls more easily than boys. A Deal with the Devil and Touched By The Devil keep digging into injury, guilt, addiction, and abuse, while Devil Incarnate turns to the most feared figure in the whole group. The books are dark, angsty, and interested in what happens when high school reputations become cages.
What makes the series work is that each romance has its own angle, but the wider Preston world keeps echoing in the background. These are bully romances, but they are also stories about class, image, and the scars people carry long after everyone else decides to move on.
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