King of Wrath (Kings of Sin)

This book was nice, I think there were to many cliché around Italians and mafia, and a few inaccuracies (you can’t be speaking in full sentences while boxing as you most definitely are supposed to be wearing a mouth guard) that made it a bit less credible. But overall it was a nice read.

Forget the story.. the book cover was damaged and wrinkled up. I did not return it because I couldn't find this version anywhere. Instead I put heavy things on top of it to straighten it out..helped a bit but still wrinkly.

I love this book. Its worth the hype. Definitely enemies to lovers. One bed. You should get it

Libro fantastico e scorrevole, scene spicy scritte benissimo e la trama è ben evoluta. Il cambiamento dei personaggi è evidente nel corso della storia. Apprezzato davvero tanto!

This was an ABSOLUTE PERFECTION! Which is surprising because I did not expect to love this book. Whilst I like a good grumpy/sunshine and arranged marriage trope, I prefer my MMCs on the golden retriever side and my FMCs on the grumpy side with loads of flirting and teasing. However, King of Wrath stole my heart and forgot to give it back. The characters were absolutely not what I expected. Dante wasn’t the robot-like and rude person and Vivian wasn’t a ditsy little girl. They were intriguing, multi-dimensional characters and the chemistry between them was incredibly captivating. I often find myself not liking the FMCs. Whether they are too immature or too powerful or too timid or too eccentric, there's just always something that makes me feel a certain dislike towards them. It’s like there’s no balance between their flaws and positive traits. However, Vivian was absolutely brilliant. She was down to earth, had struggles and although she was what I'd call a pushover in some capacity, it was only visible when she was with her family. Her real self was absolutely amazing, witty, funny, sarcastic. She was a multi-dimensional character and I loved that about her. She was both loveable and relatable. Even when I didn't agree with her, I could understand her. And Dante? Dante freaking Russo! Absolute boyfriend material. Not at first, but he had gone through some character development without completely changing his personality. He was a character who needed to grow and so he did in a way that didn't change who he was in his core, rather went through a journey to become better. Besides, one of my main issues with grumpy MMCs is the fact that they are very one dimensional and often not just rude for no reason, but bad people in general. But Dante was entertaining even when he was in his brooding mood and had an actual emotional range rather than just grumpiness. As for the chemistry between the characters… I don’t think I can put it into words. I need to develop my vocabulary because the only thing I can say is it was spectacular. Every word they uttered, every movement they made towards each other, every interaction with each other, even the arguments, the bickering, the witty comebacks, all of it screamed chemistry and tension. It was absolutely captivating. I don’t think I’ve ever read about a more intriguing relationship. It’s like they just fit perfectly. And perhaps, even if the intimate scenes were terrible, it would have been good enough because of the characters, but because they had such spectacular chemistry, the intimate scenes were absolutely terrific. And I just adored that it was an interracial marriage. Overall, it was an absolute masterpiece. I often complain about descriptions and inner monologues when they are too lengthy or too detailed, but in this case there was no issue with the pacing. The plot was interesting, the characters were loveable and relatable, the chemistry between the characters was oozing off of the pages and I just loved every moment of this book. I can only recommend this book. This was a brilliant story, therefore, King of Wrath got 5/5 stars.

I finished King of Wrath by Ana Huang—both in print and audio—and I genuinely needed a moment to sit in silence and process what it did to my soul. This book consumed me in a way I was not prepared for. Let’s start with Dante Russo. This man is chaos wrapped in an expensive suit. Controlled, possessive, devastatingly charming—and every time he called Vivian “mia cara,” I was absolutely done for. He’s the kind of MMC who permanently raises your standards and ruins all others. The accent, the intensity, the quiet moments of softness beneath all that power? Unreal. And Vivian Lau? I adored her. She’s smart, elegant, sharp, and completely exhausted by everyone’s expectations. Reading her POV felt deeply validating—especially for anyone who’s ever tried to be the perfect daughter while slowly losing pieces of themselves. Her quiet resilience, self-control, and inner strength made her such a compelling FMC to root for. The chemistry between these two is feral. The tension, the power plays, the push-and-pull—it crackles from the very beginning. But what really elevates this story beyond just heat is the emotional depth. The jealousy. The vulnerability. The subtle shift from obligation to genuine care. Ana Huang is incredibly skilled at writing two guarded people who slowly become each other’s safe place. I also loved that King of Wrath isn’t just a romance—it’s about culture, expectations, control, and learning how to love without fear. Those themes hit especially hard if you’re a child of immigrants or someone who’s felt torn between duty and desire. By the end, I was swooning, smiling, and maybe a little emotional. The balance of passion, emotional growth, and enemies-to-lovers tension was done beautifully. Ana Huang truly delivered. In summary: 💋 Dante Russo = chaos in Armani 💼 Vivian Lau = power in heels 🔥 Together = emotional damage (the good kind) Ana Huang, thank you for this masterpiece. I fear you’ve ruined me for normal men forever. 💖 Tropes & Vibes: 😤 Enemies to lovers 💍 Arranged marriage 🔥 High tension & possessive MMC 💼 Billionaire / corporate power plays 💔 Emotional walls & slow vulnerability ✨ Immigrant family expectations 🥵 Spice with real feelings If you love intense chemistry, sharp banter, and romances that feel as much as they burn—King of Wrath is unmissable. 💋📚🔥

Livre très populaire chez les jeunes en anglais. Livre broché d excellente qualité. Toujours livré impeccablement et rapidement. C est très pratique car les versions en anglais ne sont pas toujours disponibles en magasin ou il faut commander et devoir à nouveau se déplacer.

The book is PERFECT! Reading wasn’t something that i loved, but with those personages..wow💗