The Kings: Wild Cards Boxed Set

By: Charlie Cochet

Narrated by: Greg Boudreaux

When the cards are stacked against you, the Kings will even the odds. Binge the best-selling The Kings: Wild Cards series in one set!

Stacking the Deck:

Ex-Special Forces communications sergeant Jacopo “Jack” Constantino heads the cybersecurity department at Four Kings Security. But life for Jack is pretty uneventful—despite the exploits with his brothers-in-arms—and he finds himself longing for a little more excitement.

Be careful what you wish for.

Fitz spent the last two years picking up the pieces of his life after a disastrous relationship. After much therapy and ice cream, Fitz leaves the fashion world behind and returns home to St. Augustine to open his own high-end salon, Hair Comes Trouble. There’s only one thing missing, or rather, one man missing, but Fitz has his doubts.

Fitz and Jack discover their connection has only grown stronger over time, thanks in part to meddling friends, but just as they start to pick up where they left off, someone takes exception to their reunion. Danger hides in the shadows, a stalker determined to keep Fitz out of Jack’s life, no matter the cost.

Raising the Ante:

Former firefighter Frank Ramirez has never been afraid of the heat, until it came in the form of the sweet and sinful Joshua Sterling.

Frank’s days of rushing into burning buildings might be behind him, but as the owner of one of the most prestigious gay nightclubs in Florida, he’s still putting out fires. Lately it’s been one disaster after another, making Frank grumpier than usual. If that wasn’t enough, someone is out to sabotage his business.

Joshua has a plan. He’s done pining after the man of his dreams and ready to do something about the sizzling attraction between them. He sets out to help Frank, and as executive assistant to billionaire Colton Connolly—and friend to his mayhem-magnet husband—Joshua knows a thing or two about managing chaos.

When a hidden threat raises the stakes, Joshua and Frank are put to the test. Can they win the fight for their love...and their lives?

Sleight of Hand:

Former Special Forces Green Beret, Sacha “Joker” Wilder, is well-versed on the subject of demolitions. As a silent partner of Four Kings Security, Joker spends his days working alongside his brothers-in-arms and his best boy, Chip—a bomb-sniffing Belgian Malinois with sass. Years of military and private security experience have prepared Joker for almost anything, except the explosive attraction between him and Giovanni Galanos.

When Gio returns from his travels abroad, everyone is charmed by the handsome billionaire philanthropist, but in Joker’s experience, anyone who’s too good to be true usually is. Gio is hiding something, but the more time Joker spends around Gio, the more his walls start crumbling, leaving him exposed and at risk of losing his heart, something he swore he would never do. Love is for suckers, and that’s not him.

For years Gio has dedicated his life to his charity work, helping people around the globe, but when things go horribly wrong during one particular trip, Gio decides it’s time to come home for good. The desire for family, and a certain ex-Green Beret with a chip on his shoulder, has Gio eager to restart his life stateside. For all of Sacha’s blustering and griping, no one makes Gio feel safer. If only Sacha could see how right they are for each other.

Danger lurks in the shadows as someone sets their sights on Gio, and secrets are forced into the light.

©2020, 2021 Charlie Cochet (P)2023 Charlie Cochet

More kings to enjoy, last box sets (I think)

Good set of love stories of other King's security team members as good as the original stories. Greg Boudreaux is as wondrous as ever.

fantastic stories amazing voices

Absolutely loved these stories! The characters are fantastic and fell in love with all of them. I laughed so hard! The narration and voices were incredible!

Wildcard is a cool 4kings Sirius books

Love the book set. It so much fun am will listen to more of them

Swoon-worthy & kick-ass. What's not to love?

A second helping of one of my favorite series! Characters you really care about, great plots, humor, military/security tropes, dogs, and happily ever afters. What else do you need, really?

The Kings Wild Cards

These were excellent books about Jack, Joker and Chip, and Frank from Sapphire Sands. Each story has a different problem to solve, but they have interesting characters and great romances in common. I love the appearances by other characters, the evidence that all of their love is still strong, and the HEAs from these stories! Greg Boudreaux is fabulous, and still my favorite narrator!

the end of an Era

spoilers ahead:
I LOVE Joker and Gio oh my. Jack and Fitz are so wholesome and I'm glad that they found each other. once again the performance was ASTONISHING 😣 The last book of this set did make me cry a little while listening abt Echo I will admit 😭 I'm so glad Joker has Chip now 🥺 I will definitely be revisting this set and can't wait to see what the future holds for the kings and the boyfriend collective 😣🫶

great narration and the characters were fun

This was an excellent accompaniment to the original series. The characters were fun and the narration was professional and interesting.

I can’t get enough of these guys

Charlie Cochet’s writing continues to impress with its balance of thrilling suspense and steamy romance. The Wild Cards spin-off captures everything I love about the *Four Kings Security* universe while giving us fresh and compelling pairings. And Greg Boudreaux—what a perfect choice for the narration! His voice work brings these characters to life in such a dynamic way.

Love it.

I have loved this whole series. Starting with Kings Sercurity. Looking forward to more of these guys. The way Charlie writes about all these guys make you feel like you know them and would love to be a part of there found family.

Still a great value

I'd mark this boxed set a notch down from the original Four Kings security boxed set, which is frankly amazing. Out of the stories included here, Joker's is the strongest. He's a complex character, and the evolution of his romance with Gio was beautifully portrayed. On the weaker side, I was disappointed that Frank and Joshua, both of whom were included regularly in the previous novels, got such a rushed story. We were given all sorts of tantalizing clues that these two were connecting, and then the actual story, while sweet, was completely underdeveloped. Other than that, this is a solid set of stories with another epic narration by Greg Boudreaux.