Immoral

Park Avenue Kings, Book 3

De: Brooke Blaine, Ella Frank

Narrado por: Sean Masters, Charlie David

He was sent in to seduce a monster. He didn’t expect to fall for the man beneath.

Benoit Olivier has always played the part—charming, cunning, and impossible to pin down. As one of the Park Avenue Kings, he’s used to being the watcher, the flirt, the wild card. But when the Kings need eyes on a powerful new arms dealer with a dangerous reputation, Benoit steps out of the shadows and into the spotlight—as a performer in Dimitri Stavros’s exclusive world.

Dimitri is lethal, calculating, and entirely unprepared for the distraction Benoit presents. Drawn to the dancer’s allure, he offers him a place at his side, unaware that every flirtation, every glance, is a calculated move in a game Benoit was sent to win.

But the deeper Benoit is pulled into Dimitri’s world of wealth, weapons, and whispered threats, the more dangerous the assignment becomes. Because Dimitri doesn’t forgive betrayal—and if he discovers Benoit’s true purpose, it won’t just be hearts that shatter.

Now, with time running out and his feelings blurring the line between performance and reality, Benoit must make a choice: complete the mission… or protect the man he was never supposed to love.

Immoral can be listened to as a standalone novel in the Park Avenue Kings world, but for maximum enjoyment, listen after Savage & Devilish.

©2025 Ella Frank & Brooke Blaine (P)2025 Audible, Inc.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3.8 rounded up)

I really loved Benoit and Dimitri’s dynamic. They were undeniably hot together, and I genuinely enjoyed how Benoit made Dimitri come alive in ways no one else could. Their chemistry was intense, playful, vulnerable, and deeply rooted in attraction that felt earned on an emotional level.

That said, I have to be honest. I was a little disappointed that the plot itself wasn’t more exciting. The stakes never felt as high as I expected, and the angst surrounding their reveal was surprisingly low. I kept waiting for that moment where everything would explode and push this story into five star territory, and it just never fully got there. With a stronger, more gripping plot and higher tension, this could have easily been a five star read for me.

Still, the romance absolutely worked. I loved watching them fall for each other, seeing their vulnerabilities surface, and feeling the tenderness beneath all the heat. The playfulness, the emotional connection, and yes, the hotness, completely carried the story for me and kept me invested from start to finish.

Overall, while the plot fell a bit flat, the relationship itself was more than enough to make this an enjoyable, engaging read. I’m jumping straight into Shep and Theo’s book because I’m definitely not done with this world yet.

Could have been better

This one was a bit boring tbh, It could have been way more exciting with the arms dealer mafia like vibe. And I felt the ending was abrupt with the MC’s just doing a 180 from one chapter to another. LOTS of spice though, like 80% spice 20% story. If that’s your taste then go for it, but for me it’s a meh.

I’m hooked!

Not only is the Frenchman so sexy but he is tough and takes no shite, especially from the hard case that is Dimitri. Love it when you have a story of the strong alpha that goes weak in the knees by the one he loves.