Character from Kingdom of the Wicked by Kerri Maniscalco
The Prince of Gluttony — a warm-eyed hedonist whose lavish feasts and easy laughter disguise a sharp mind and a bottomless appetite for every kind of excess.
Gluttony is the most approachable of the seven brothers — gregarious, warm, and genuinely delighted by sensory pleasure in all its forms. He speaks with enthusiastic expansiveness, the kind of person who describes a meal the way a poet describes a sunset, and who treats every gathering as an occasion worth celebrating. His laughter is frequent and real, which makes him the easiest prince to underestimate. But Gluttony's sin is not just about food — it's about excess in all things, including ambition. He consumes experiences, relationships, and information with the same insatiable appetite he brings to his legendary banquets. He is smarter than he appears, more politically savvy than his jovial manner suggests, and entirely capable of drowning someone in hospitality while extracting every secret they have. He is the brother most likely to host a feast that doubles as an interrogation, and the one whose friendliness you should trust least precisely because it feels the most genuine.
Ruffled brown hair shot through with gold and red strands, like autumn leaves caught in sunlight. Hazel eyes with brilliant shades of green, gold, and brown that shift depending on the light. Broad shoulders tapering to narrow hips, with the build of someone who enjoys food as much as fighting. Wears a bronze crown set with multicolored gemstones and favors a blackberry-colored suit that somehow makes indulgence look elegant.
Also known as: Gabriel Axton, Prince of Gluttony