Park Avenue Kings Books in Order

Park Avenue Kings is a high stakes MM romance series that lives at the intersection of money, power, and danger in New York City. Co written with Brooke Blaine, it follows seven heirs who rule their respective empires from Park Avenue and are known, in certain circles, simply as the Kings.

By day, the Kings are the elite: CEOs, club owners, political power players, and heirs whose last names open doors and close deals. By night, they move through a network of exclusive clubs, private planes, and quiet back rooms where favours are traded and secrets are currency. Each book in the series focuses on a different King whose carefully ordered life is disrupted by an unexpected love interest.

In Savage, Lachlan Stone is the one they send in to make problems disappear. He thrives in the shadows, orchestrating outcomes for the Kings while keeping his own emotions under lock and key. When a mission goes sideways and he ends up protecting Cooper Patterson, an idealistic journalist who has stumbled into something far bigger than he realises, Lachlan is forced to question whether he can keep treating people as pieces on a board.

Devilish introduces Lucien Vale, a sinfully charming club owner who specialises in giving Manhattan’s elite a discreet place to indulge their desires. He has built his life on temporary pleasures and clean exits. Love, in his view, is a risk that only leads to weakness, until someone walks in who refuses to be just another beautiful night.

In Immoral, Benoit Olivier is the flirty, hard to pin down King who is sent undercover to get close to a dangerous arms dealer. Posing as a performer in Dimitri Stavros’s world puts him in the path of a man who is supposed to be a target, not a partner. As attraction grows, the line between assignment and genuine feeling blurs in increasingly risky ways.

Planned later books like Merciless, Ruthless, and Unholy continue to explore different corners of this glittering, morally complicated universe. Throughout, the series leans into tropes like bodyguard romance, enemies to lovers, and forbidden attraction, all wrapped in a sleek, modern aesthetic.

Park Avenue Kings connects loosely to the lighter Park Avenue Princes college set series, offering a darker, more dangerous look at what happens when those golden boys grow up and take over the city.