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Street Royalty
Paperback
Publisher: Kimberly Chanel
Published: Apr 16 2026
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.46
Height: 0.34 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Every queen needs a king. But every crown comes with a price.
Ari James runs Charlotte's stolen car empire with an iron fist and a cold heart. She doesn't trust anyone. Doesn't love anyone. Doesn't need anyone. The streets call her royalty. But royalty gets lonely at the top.
Then Vontrell Trell Williams walks out of prison after five years.
He's the man she left to rot. The man who took a murder charge for her family. The only man who's ever seen her cry. Now he's back in Charlotte, and he wants answers she ain't ready to give.
But Charlotte is a powder keg. A rival kingpin named Black wants Ari's territory. A dirty cop wants her head. And a secret about her brother's death threatens to destroy everything she's built.
Ari and Trell are forced to work together. To trust each other. To love each other. But when betrayal comes from the closest source, Ari has to decide: revenge or redemption? War or peace?
And when she finds out she's carrying his child - a daughter she'll name Markitta - the stakes become higher than ever.
Some royalties are earned. Some are taken. Ari James is about to take everything.
Street Royalty is a raw, gritty, passionate urban thriller about family, loyalty, and the price of wearing the crown.
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