(Kings of Sin #3) King of Greed By Ana Huang

King of Greed by Ana Huang is a gut-wrenching, steamy billionaire romance that’s like The Idea of You meets a marriage-in-crisis fever dream. Dominic Davenport, a ruthless Wall Street king, clawed his way from nothing to billions, but his insatiable greed for more—power, money, status—costs him the one thing that matters: his wife, Alessandra. Kind, vibrant, and fiercely intelligent, Alessandra played the perfect trophy wife for a decade, supporting Dominic’s empire while losing herself. When his workaholic ways make it clear she’ll always be second, she drops divorce papers and walks, reclaiming her dreams as a floral artist. But Dominic, now haunted by her absence, isn’t letting go—he’s groveling hard, chasing her from NYC to Brazil with grand gestures (paper flowers, anyone?) and raw, “I’m nothing without you” desperation. Told in dual POVs with college flashbacks, this 352-page standalone (released October 2023) crackles with second-chance angst, spicy reconciliation (🌶️🌶️🌶️), and lines like, “I want my greed to be for your love, your laughter, our life together.” Fans swoon over Alessandra’s badass growth and Dominic’s epic grovel (“he’s on his knees!”), plus cameos from the Twisted and Kings of Sin crews. But some call the plot predictable, with a sluggish Brazil middle and weak subplots (who’s Roman again?), and a few X posts gripe about recycled tropes or Alessandra forgiving too fast. BookTok’s feral for the “he crawls back” energy, and its #1 NYT bestseller status proves Huang’s romance reign. It’s a tearjerker that’ll break you then stitch you back with hope.

Who Should Read It? This is for contemporary romance fans who love marriage-in-trouble and second-chance tropes, readers craving King of Sloth or The Spanish Love Deception vibes, or Ana Huang stans obsessed with her Twisted and Kings of Sin worlds. If you’re into My Fault for drama or Happy Place for heart and don’t mind triggers like divorce, emotional neglect, or explicit content (18+, check warnings!), grab this—perfect for ages 17+ for a steamy, emotional binge. It’s a standalone but richer with series context (King of Wrath, Pride). If you hate slow middles or cliched grovel arcs, it might drag—check reviews first.

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