Court University Books in Order

The Court University books move the Court Universe into new adult territory, following the friends and side characters you met in Court High as they leave Windsor Prep behind. Instead of locker rooms and assemblies, the drama now sprawls across fraternities, off campus apartments, and lecture halls.

Each novel in this series stands on its own, focusing on a different couple while still threading familiar faces through the background. Together they sketch out a group of deeply attached, often damaged young adults who are learning what it means to carry Maywood Heights' baggage into the wider world.

In Brutal Heir, a girl whose mother once worked for the wealthy Reed family is forced to share a campus with Knight Reed, the boy whose violence blew her life apart. At university he is a campus god with more power than ever, and their history erupts into a tense, high heat bully romance.

The focus shifts in Kingpin to Lance Johnson, the blond fixer who can make anything happen at Woodcreek University for a price. When he targets the perfectionist teaching assistant who controls his grades, their push and pull becomes a battle over control, reputation, and the parts of themselves they keep hidden.

In Beautiful Brute, a magical night with a stranger turns sour when the heroine learns that Jaxen Ambrose is about to become her stepbrother. What follows is a twisted step sibling story about obsession, revenge, and the difference between punishment and protection.

Lover softens the edges without losing the intensity. Here, a divorced professor meets Ramses Mallick at a wedding and chooses one night to forget the past. Discovering he is her student forces both of them to confront age gaps, power dynamics, and whether a relationship that started as escape can grow into something steadier.

Across the series, Eden O'Neill keeps one eye on the wider Court Universe. The heroes and heroines here were once side characters in Court High, and their choices ripple forward into Court Legacy, where their children and younger siblings are dealing with the fallout. If you like messy friend groups, morally gray antiheroes, and college settings that feel as dangerous as any small town, this is the place to dive in.