Diamanti Billionaire Dynasty Books in Order
Part ofZoe Blake Books in OrderRead Diamanti Billionaire Dynasty by Zoe Blake in order, with summaries and background on Sabrina, Sebastian, a diamond empire, and a dangerous family feud.
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Diamanti Billionaire Dynasty books in publication order
3 books
Betrayed Throne
by Zoe Blake
2026
Sabrina and Sebastian face an assault on the Diamanti empire as betrayal reaches into his own family. Once enemies, they must stand together against the Judge and other rivals whose pursuit threatens both their relationship and their survival.
Broken Crown
by Zoe Blake
2026
Brought to Rome as leverage against her father, Sabrina resists Sebastian Diamanti’s control. Living beneath his roof and wearing his ring, she challenges his carefully constructed authority while their attraction unsettles a strategy built around revenge.
Brutal Heir
by Zoe Blake
2026
Sebastian finds his enemy’s estranged daughter in Paris and plans to take her to Rome as leverage. Sabrina’s resistance and his unexpected attraction complicate the ruthless heir’s pursuit of revenge for the threats facing his family empire.
Series background & context
Diamanti Billionaire Dynasty is a dark adult romance trilogy about Sabrina Badalamenti and Sebastian Diamanti, whose relationship begins as part of a plan for revenge. Zoe Blake connects extreme wealth with criminal power, placing the couple inside a dynasty built around diamonds and violence. Sebastian expects to direct events through control and possession. Sabrina has come to Paris hoping to make a life of her own, with little reason to welcome the man who intends to use her against a father she has never known.
Brutal Heir introduces the collision between those plans. Sebastian goes to Paris because Sabrina is useful leverage against a threat to his empire. He has already chosen a course of action and assumes he can bring her to Rome without allowing personal feelings to complicate it. Sabrina’s mother has warned her about dangerous men, and Sabrina does not regard his determination as a reason to comply. The opening conflict places her wish for independence directly against his belief that power entitles him to decide what happens next.
Attraction does not make that imbalance disappear.
The romance develops through forced proximity and resistance, with Sebastian finding that the woman he treats as part of a strategy has become important in ways he did not anticipate. His family has trained him to think in terms of consequences, rivals, and control. Caring about Sabrina introduces a vulnerability that does not fit comfortably into that system. For her, the problem is equally serious: the man drawing her closer is also responsible for limiting her choices. Desire and mistrust therefore develop together rather than appearing as separate stages.
Broken Crown continues the relationship in Rome, where the consequences of the original scheme become harder to contain. Sabrina remains caught in a conflict created by her father’s actions, while Sebastian’s confidence in his own control is increasingly tested. The city’s beauty contrasts with the pressure surrounding the couple, making wealth a setting for confinement as much as comfort. The continuing story concerns the cost of treating another person as a tool when that person refuses to remain passive and the attachment between them is no longer merely convenient.
Read Brutal Heir, Broken Crown, and Betrayed Throne in that order. The trilogy follows one continuing couple, so the books are stages of the same developing conflict rather than independent romances. Family loyalties and enemies place the relationship within a wider fight over the Diamanti empire. The tone is dark billionaire and mafia romance, with obsession, coercion, revenge, and adult intimacy central to the setup. Readers who enjoy morally compromised characters will find that tension here, especially in the question of whether a bond created through manipulation can become something both people are willing to protect.
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