The Heir
Kiera Cass, 2015
A crown princess who never planned to marry is pushed toward a royal courtship, and toward the possibility that love might not be a cage.
Kiera Cass
Kiera Cass writes about young women standing at the edge of a life other people have chosen for them, and about the quiet, stubborn business of wanting something else. Start with The Selection: a low-caste girl enters a royal competition for the prince’s hand, and the televised courtship keeps colliding with real feeling and with trouble outside the palace walls.
Feels like love, longing and defiance.
Start with The Heir.
Kiera Cass has described The Selection as 'Cinderella meets The Bachelor.' The Heir is the fourth book in that series.
The moment independence starts to feel like a locked room.
I kept thinking that I couldn’t live my life for other people, that love was nothing but chains. And maybe it was, but so help me, I needed these chains. Books by Kiera Cass
The Selection
Kiera Cass, 2012
A low-caste girl is entered in a royal competition for the prince’s hand, where televised courtship, real feelings and rebellion collide.
The Elite
Kiera Cass, 2013
In a televised royal bride contest, a girl from the bottom caste weighs first love against a prince who is starting to matter.
The Crown
Kiera Cass, 2016
A princess who never planned to fall in love must choose a husband on live television while her country watches and her heart misbehaves.
The One
Kiera Cass, 2014
Thirty-five girls, one prince, and a girl who never wanted a crown. A romance about choosing someone on purpose, then having to keep choosing.
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