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A**
Stunning work
Loved every page of this book! So much passion and talent. Such a beautiful work of art! Just like all her other books! Amazing!
A**9
slow burn but worth the wait
What a relief to finally get in Vuk’s head! Great read, flew through it, this is a lovely couple, great story telling, up the spice next time please Ms Huang! ;)
M**.
Worth the wait 🥰
Amazing, loved it. I'm sad I haven't another to read lol. But how very exciting king of gluttony is in the near future. I truly think your books are worthy of movies or series. They would be fantastic but if they ever do get made and someone dulls down the passion and they are only 12/15 age range I'll be so mad. Obviously I know books loose a certain amount of translation for spice but at least an 18 allows a bit more freedom to portray the passion. Anyway rant over about book to movie fails. It was brilliant writing and characters as it's predecessors. Thank you
M**A
3.5 stars.
She lost the plot after king of wrath truly nothing has beat that book.Felt a bit rushed many things not really explained
K**R
Love love love
I absolutely loved this book, the twists and turns were just beautifully executed.I wasn't too sure about Vuk ss a character but he is right up there with Christian Harper. And Ayana, was brilliantly written. Great King of Sin couple.The story was fast paced in the right places. And of course... the connections between the other Ana Huang series are chef's kiss. Also we need more about Roman... iykyk
B**D
OMG, best book in the Kings of Sin series yet!!!!
I’ve got to say it again. This is the best book in the Kings of Sin series so far, which definitely made up for the disappointment I felt for the last book. I was, at first, a bit skeptical after learning a bit more about these characters in King of Sloth, but LOVE how this was all executed. I enjoyed the Brotherhood aspect of it, where it has an underworld theme brought in, and enjoyed Dominics brother coming back in for some action, which really makes me hope that we get a book on Dominic’s brother sometime in the future, even if it’s not in this series per se.Though the beginning was a bit slow and, honestly, unnecessary, I did enjoy how afterwards everything was, somehow, easily woven together where there’s not forced proximity but more of a natural one as the FMC is engaged to the MMC best friend. It was different, for me, for Huang, which is exactly what I like and made me love this book so much. The main characters are strangely relatable and funny, where Vuk is an interesting and mysterious character that, even in the end, you still can’t seem to anticipate. It was also quit and interesting turn of events when it came to the reveal in the end, which left me shocked because I honestly thought someone was being revived from the dead as being the perpetrator wanting Vuk dead.(I really hope that Huang writes a book on Dominics brother because I’d love to see something done with him because of how important he was in this book. I don’t even care if it’s in the King’s of Sin series. I think it’d be better if it was done an Ana Huang’s style, based on a romance-mafia series that is done around Brotherhood characters maybe.)
R**R
great
A really good read . Some excellent characters too. A lovely setting a really good read . Who doesn’t like reading about love and murder !
M**R
King of Envy provides a captivating experience
King of Envy provides a captivating and engaging experience from beginning to end. The book features complex characters and plot twists.However, I felt that there are parts with a bit of a slow pace, and some of the puzzles could be more challenging. If you’re a fan of adventure games with rich storytelling and beautiful visuals, King of Envy is definitely worth a try.
