Envy (The Dark Kings) Paperback – 6 July 2022

When the men discover where Valentina is, they waste no time in leaving for Sicily to bring her home to them. Nico has been a wreck since she was taken. When he has to make a deal with the devil to free Valentina and see her leave with his best friends, it’s the best outcome…for now.Ares wastes no time in comforting Valentina and Dante is more than happy to help him, all the while working on a way for his family to be totally reunited…This was an excellent follow up to Lust. It further develops Valentina’s passionate relationship with her men and shows how well they all work together. Superb.

This is an author thats new to meI really enjoyed this great characters and storytellingI will be looking out for more from them.I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

WHAT?! I have no words! NONE!I cannot believe it ended the way it did, the suspense!This is book two and it's all kicking off.I have to say these men are hot! Like crazy hot, oh and possessive!Valentina is really coming into her own too and I'm intrigued to see how she handles herself in book 3.This was a really great read and I'm desperate for the next one!

With Valentina been kidnapped its up to Nico, Dante and Ares to get her back, but just when ypu think things can't get any worse they do. This story holds your attention through out. And leaves you needing more with that cliffhanger! Engaging steamy action desires and more! Great addition to the series.

Another fantastic instalment in the series. Deliciously dark and dangerous. Plenty of twists and turns. Great character development, and storyline evolution. Would recommend. Cannot wait for the next book. A.

Valentina, Dante, Ares, and Nico's story continues and it is Jam packed with twist and turns, danger, suspense, betrayal, violence, jealousy, kidnapping, secrets and passion. With intriguing characters and a captivating storyline leaving you wanting more.I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Dante, Ares and Nico are the Dark Kings and they are fighting for their Queen Valentina but not many know about her yet since they don’t make it known. They like keeping her safe in their home and away till she was grabbed in their club and a trade was needed to get her back but she can’t expect that. She can’t leave one of her loves behind even though he chose to. As the book goes on they find more out about people who are betraying their rules, family and everything in between. They will not stand for it. It is not what Valentina wants and she is left out again.

Envy is book two in The Dark Kings Trilogy. We pick up where the ended in Book one where the king's go to Sicily to get Valentina back. In this book we learn more of Nico's back story. We also see them all develop their own relationship & feelings with Valentina.We watched Valentina grow as she started to tell the men what she wants and how she wants to be included in everything and not have their business secrets kept from her.Again we ended on a cliffy and I can't wait to jump in and see how this story ends.

This is an awesome series. I just love these guys. I like the relationship between the 3 guys and then you add the girl to it and she is turning in to a wonderful women. Check this series out.

What a ride. You will feel all the emotions with this one. You get to see them all develop their relationship and grow as their own person and a team through this whole book. You get a better understanding of Dante in the first book and a better understanding of Nico with this book.I loved watching Valentina grow and find out who she truly is and stale her claim on her role with this family. I love all the love that they all love and care for her but are ruthless when it comes to her safety. I loved how instead of taking down the person who took her, she saw the help they needed and stepped up to help when no one else would.What a way to end the book, I can’t wait for the next one to come out so we can see a deeper side of Ares and what all happens!

There is a lot of good, but also a lot of story problems. It's definitely readable and worth reading. You just have to be able to ignore the contradictions.