Description

A forced royal marriage.
A prince she hates.
And a crown built on grief, secrets, and obsession.

Prince of Hate is a gripping morally grey royal biker romance about loss, duty, and a marriage forged in hatred.

Prince of Hate is a gripping morally grey royal biker romance about loss, duty, and a marriage forged in hatred.

After the tragic death of her fiancé, Prince Phillip of Harlington, Amalia Perlington is bound by an unbroken contract to marry his younger brother-Prince Nicolas, a morally grey prince who is cold, arrogant, and unapologetically ruthless.

Detached. Defiant. Unpredictable.

They despise each other, trapped between grief, obligation, and burning resentment. But Amelia hides a dark secret—one powerful enough to destroy the crown, the marriage, and them both.

In this game of power and hate, only one can win.

Nicolas
Yes, this is a royal story—but don’t let the golden crowns and noble titles fool you.
I’m no noble prince riding in on a white horse to save you, Goldilocks.
Quite the opposite.

I’m the one who’ll push you into the abyss.
You’re everything I never wanted. Everything I despise.
And yet, somehow, you’ve left your mark on me.

And now, Goldilocks…
no one can save us.

Amalia
They say marrying a prince is every little girl’s dream.
Well, it’s not mine.

Because my prince is a nightmare—arrogant, selfish, and full of himself.
And he hates me.

But I made a promise I can’t break.
And I’ll do whatever it takes to keep it—even if it destroys me.

Because one thing’s for
If I go down, I’m taking him with me.

TropesArranged Marriage

Enemies to Lovers

Royal Prince x Biker

Morally Grey & Possessive MMC

Strong, Brave FMC

Touch Her and Die

Best Friend’s Brother

Power Struggles & Forced Proximity

Content & Trigger Warning

This story deals with grief and loss, bullying, cyberbullying, emotional abuse, and depictions of domestic violence.

Prince of Hate is not a Dark Romance.
It is a soft, emotionally intense romance featuring a morally grey, possessive male protagonist, high conflict, and dark themes handled with care.

Readers sensitive to these topics are advised to proceed with caution.