King of Wrath: from the bestselling author of the Twisted series (Kings of Sin)

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The main character is arrogant, spoiled, classist, immature, rude and unpalatable. He is no Mr. Darcy, although he considers himself "royalty" and is just as arrogant, he belittles the h. too much. Nor much less an anti-hero; a Mr. Gray, however cliché, behind his billions and amorality, is still obsessed with Ana and this redeems him and makes him passionate. H is an incomplete being, cold, with no real friends, who uses others and likes no one. He sees himself as superior to her and her brother - who advances better as a character than the older brother - and every time he is contradicted, even though he is morally wrong, he takes revenge and destroys people. Period. Even if in the end he regrets having used and dumped her and tries to win her over, he is not convincing because his love turnaround is abrupt and inconsistent because he remains the arrogant jerk he has always been. The scene of the first time they get together is strong, but there is no emotion involved, it is the desire that any man would show for any woman in his bed, a commodity, what she has really become, a woman who all the time he wants to get rid of and who he is neither attracted to nor respects. There are no more intimate scenes between them, and no opportunity to see sex become love. Apart from his wealth, his penthouse full of artwork, his last name and traditional family, he is nothing as a human being. Additionally, I can't sing praise over Ana's characters without highlighting the representation in this book. As Chinese-Filipino, I rarely see books with such representation so it was so beautiful to see it in this book and see how Ana integrated little bits of the culture throughout! Everyone could see it coming that someone was trying to purposely sabotage Kai to threaten his position except Kai himself. Ana Huang Mostly Writes Steamy New Adult And Contemporary Romance. Her Stories Range From Lighthearted To Dark, But They Always Have Heas And Plenty Of Banter And Swoon. Aside From Reading And Writing, Ana Enjoys Travelling, Hot Chocolate, And Having Several Relationships With Fictional Boyfriends. overall, excited to see where this series goes. and really intrigued to see who our next couple will be!

The Griffins and the Gallos have been battling for control of Chicago’s underworld for generations.Bold, impulsive, and full of life, Isabella Valencia has never met a party she doesn’t like or a man she couldn’t charm...except for Kai Young. The Wrath And The Dawn Presents Revenge As A Non-zero-sum Game, Instead Presenting It As Part Of An Eternal Battle Between Agents With Ambiguous And Contradictory Moral Codes. In Doing So, It Humanises The Heart Changes That Its Central Characters Go Through As They Struggle To Make The Right Decision And Locate The True Sources Of Evil That Lurk In Their Complex World. I had guessed all the couples after reading KOW but Ana introduced us to so many new characters. 🫣 ALSO I JUST FOUND OUT THAT THERE ARE 7 BOOKS IN THIS SERIES! HAJABSKKAKAA 💃✨✨

there’s gonna be a book about Luca and the mafia princess: forbidden romance OR with leaf idk yet if he’s telling the truth about over the mafia girl Their bitter rivalry reignites when Aida, the youngest and wildest Gallo sibling, crashes a party at the Griffin mansion, accidentally setting fire to the library. However there was some things that kinda disappointed me in this book ngl, I did still like Dante and Vivian, and enjoyed their story. And I will continue this series, because I need to know more Kai and Isabella. Ohmygosh the tension between them in this book was crazy 😮‍💨😮‍💨 Plus I wanna see Dominic get on his knees for Alessandra and grovel like a bitch in the third book 🤭😊If you are looking for a slow burn, high heat with strong sexual tension then you must add King of Wrath to your TBR. What is an arranged marriage? This King of Wrath book review is sure to pique your interest if you’re into billionaire romances or arranged marriage stories. This is my first Ana Huang book, and I can easily say that I think she just found a fan for life. I was intrigued by the Kings of Sin series because each one is based on one of the Seven Deadly Sins. I used to be obsessed with knowing all of them, probably in part from the episode of Charmed that turned the Halliwell sisters (plus Leo!) into their personifications. But what I think hinders the narrative the most is the fact that her father forced their engagement in such a vile way: there is no way to redeem this father, there is no way for a man - even one as unworthy of her as this one - to admire a woman who submits to a father like this, there is no way to forgive without understanding what traditional value this was, and that in fact, in the narrative, it was nothing at all, just deranged ambition. There is no happy ending like that. i loved the chemistry, the fluff, the banter between both the characters. There were so many cute and swoonworthy moments in the book which i love so dearly. It was such a good and fun read obviously Ana served as always. She also mentioned some of twisted characters which in my perspective was little irrelevant. And i found the love story s̶o̶b̶ s̶t̶o̶r̶y̶ of her ex pretty useless. Overall i loved and enjoyed the book 🫶🏻