Kingmakers Series 3 Books Collection Set By Sophie Lark (Kingmakers Year One, Kingmakers Year Two and Kingmakers Year Three)

Kingmakers Series is a three-book collection by Sophie Lark, bringing together Kingmakers Year One, Kingmakers Year Two and Kingmakers Year Three. Set within the shadowed corridors of Kingmakers, described as a ruthless mafia university, the series follows the offspring of feared families as they learn influence and intimidation in an environment where survival is paramount.

Across the set, relationships are shaped by loyalty, secrecy and high-stakes rules. From childhood bonds tested by a world where trust is fragile, to a forbidden attachment that threatens the mafia order, and a dangerous bargain offered in exchange for silence and protection, each instalment returns to the same brutal setting with a new focus.

Included titles

• Kingmakers Year One
• Kingmakers Year Two
• Kingmakers Year Three

Key details

• Three-book collection set
• By Sophie Lark
• Includes Kingmakers Year One, Kingmakers Year Two and Kingmakers Year Three
• Set at Kingmakers, a mafia university

Synopses

Kingmakers Year One

In the halls of Kingmakers, the children of the world’s most feared families are trained in influence and intimidation. Leo follows his childhood friend Anna into a world where love can be used as a weapon, trust is easily lost, and survival is the only victory that matters.

Kingmakers Year Two

Zoe Romero is bound to a marriage contract with Rocco Prince, described as the most sadistic man at Kingmakers, placing her firmly out of reach. Miles Gallo is determined to take her anyway, even if it means breaking the mafia world’s most ironclad rules. Their forbidden relationship ignites a power struggle with disastrous consequences.

Kingmakers Year Three

Cat, described as diminutive and gentle, barely survives her first year at the mafia university, at the cost of her innocence. After she does something bad, Dean Yenin sees it and uses the knowledge to blackmail her. He offers a devil’s bargain: his silence and protection, if Cat belongs to him.