A review by reaofsunshine28
King of Wrath by Ana Huang

4.0

I’ve mentioned before Ana Huang’s books are akin to fast food, and I gorged myself with this one. You win this one, lady. This is my favorite book by her, and the only one that was genuinely fun to read despite being weighed down with a million and one tropes. Dante and Vivian have real, relatable struggles (looking at you, Isabella) complete with entertaining banter. I love a good enemies to lovers and “it didn’t start that way but now everything has changed”, I can’t deny it. It’s still cheesy but I guess I ordered mozzarella sticks with a side of queso.

Four stars because the porn is still painfully plain but you know what?

Dante Russo is the epitome of cold, concise dude who falls apart like a big ole baby over his woman leaving him and always does a little something-something for her first, if you catch my drift. Good for them.

Merged review:

I’ve mentioned before Ana Huang’s books are akin to fast food, and I gorged myself with this one. You win this one, lady. This is my favorite book by her, and the only one that was genuinely fun to read despite being weighed down with a million and one tropes. Dante and Vivian have real, relatable struggles (looking at you, Isabella) complete with entertaining banter. I love a good enemies to lovers and “it didn’t start that way but now everything has changed”, I can’t deny it. It’s still cheesy but I guess I ordered mozzarella sticks with a side of queso.

Four stars because the porn is still painfully plain but you know what?

Dante Russo is the epitome of cold, concise dude who falls apart like a big ole baby over his woman leaving him and always does a little something-something for her first, if you catch my drift. Good for them.

Merged review:

I’ve mentioned before Ana Huang’s books are akin to fast food, and I gorged myself with this one. You win this one, lady. This is my favorite book by her, and the only one that was genuinely fun to read despite being weighed down with a million and one tropes. Dante and Vivian have real, relatable struggles (looking at you, Isabella) complete with entertaining banter. I love a good enemies to lovers and “it didn’t start that way but now everything has changed”, I can’t deny it. It’s still cheesy but I guess I ordered mozzarella sticks with a side of queso.

Four stars because the porn is still painfully plain but you know what?

Dante Russo is the epitome of cold, concise dude who falls apart like a big ole baby over his woman leaving him and always does a little something-something for her first, if you catch my drift. Good for them.

Merged review:

I’ve mentioned before Ana Huang’s books are akin to fast food, and I gorged myself with this one. You win this one, lady. This is my favorite book by her, and the only one that was genuinely fun to read despite being weighed down with a million and one tropes. Dante and Vivian have real, relatable struggles (looking at you, Isabella) complete with entertaining banter. I love a good enemies to lovers and “it didn’t start that way but now everything has changed”, I can’t deny it. It’s still cheesy but I guess I ordered mozzarella sticks with a side of queso.

Four stars because the porn is still painfully plain but you know what?

Dante Russo is the epitome of cold, concise dude who falls apart like a big ole baby over his woman leaving him and always does a little something-something for her first, if you catch my drift. Good for them.