(Kings of Sin #4) King of Sloth By Ana Huang

King of Sloth by Ana Huang is a swoony, slow-burn billionaire romance that’s like a shot of tequila—smooth, fiery, and leaves you buzzing. Xavier Castillo, a charming, party-boy heir to a media empire, lives for riling up his uptight publicist, Sloane Kensington, with his dimpled grins and laid-back vibe. He’s the epitome of sloth, dodging his father’s empire while women fall at his feet—except Sloane, the ice-queen PR boss who’s all ambition and zero patience for his antics. When a family tragedy forces them closer, Xavier’s forced to confront his future, opening a Manhattan nightclub to secure his inheritance, while Sloane, tasked with keeping him in line, battles her own scars from a cheating ex and family betrayal. Their reverse grumpy-sunshine dynamic—her frosty control, his golden-retriever charm—crackles with witty banter (Sloane’s “shut up” vs. Xavier’s “yes, ma’am”), forced proximity (a steamy Spain vacation!), and a “he falls first” romance that’s as emotional as it is spicy (🌶️🌶️🌶️). The 464-page standalone, with dual POVs, weaves cameos from the Kings of Sin and Twisted series, plus deep themes like grief and imposter syndrome. Fans adore Xavier’s “mi luna” nickname for Sloane and lines like “I’d give anything for her to feel a fraction of the same,” but some find the pacing sluggish early on or the nightclub plot thin, with minor typos or a rushed third act. BookTok’s wild for the “Xavier’s down bad” energy, and its April 2024 release hit #1 on the NYT bestseller list, cementing Ana Huang’s reign in billionaire romance.

Who Should Read It? This is for contemporary romance fans who love reverse grumpy-sunshine and forced-proximity tropes, readers craving The Fine Print or The Spanish Love Deception vibes, or Ana Huang stans obsessed with her Twisted and Kings of Sin series. If you’re into Icebreaker or Love Theoretically and don’t mind triggers like death of a parent, emotional abuse, or explicit content (18+ only, 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, Greed). If you hate slow starts or lighter plots, it might test you—check reviews first.

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