In King of Wrath by Ana Huang, billionaire CEO Dante Russo is unexpectedly forced into an engagement with Vivian Lau, the daughter of his newly made enemy, after being blackmailed. Dante’s world, built on ruthless control and precision, clashes with Vivian’s poised elegance and duty-bound life as a jewelry heiress. Though their betrothal is meant to be nothing more than a business arrangement, moving in together begins to blur the cold lines between them.

As Ana Huang develops their relationship, Vivian proves to be far more than a pawn: she challenges Dante’s defenses and forces him to confront his own vulnerabilities. Family secrets, power struggles, and emotional scars threaten the fragile connection they cautiously build. In the end, Dante must decide whether love is a weakness or the only thing strong enough to break through his wrath¹.