Spicy
Rina Kent · 2024
Legacy of Gods · Book 6
She wakes up to find she's married her worst enemy... and this villain says he's never letting her go.
From New York Times bestselling author Rina Kent comes the pulse-pounding conclusion to the Legacy of Gods series, a dark romance where obsession runs deep, enemies become lovers, and every secret comes at a cost.
Ava Nash thought she knew hate. She thought Eli King―cold, ruthless, emotionally untouchable―was her enemy. He broke her heart once, and she vowed never to let him close again.
But when she wakes in a hospital, confused and disoriented, Eli is there. Holding her hand. Wearing a ring that matches hers. Claiming they've been married for two years.
She remembers none of it.
He remembers everything.
Eli is determined to keep her close―her memories, her resistance, even her fear be damned. Because whatever happened between them, he's not losing her again. Not now. Not ever.
If you love dark romance with enemies to lovers, slow burn, forbidden love, you don't mind some heat on the page, you enjoy stories with darker, morally grey themes, then God of War by Rina Kent is the book for you. This is Book 6 in the Legacy of Gods series — we recommend reading from Book 1 for the full experience.
This book contains themes of: Depression, anxiety, panic attacks, fugue states, dissociative amnesia, on page description of a suicide attempt, and deteriorated mental state..
These warnings are provided to help readers make informed choices about what they read. They may contain mild spoilers.
God of War by Rina Kent has a spice level of 4/5 (spicy — explicit scenes).
God of War is Book 6 in the Legacy of Gods series by Rina Kent. We recommend reading the series in order for the best experience.
God of War features these tropes: enemies to lovers, slow burn, forbidden love, suspense, morally grey mmc, amnesia, marriage of convenience, forced proximity.
God of War by Rina Kent is a Dark Romance novel.
Yes. God of War contains themes of: Depression, anxiety, panic attacks, fugue states, dissociative amnesia, on page description of a suicide attempt, and deteriorated mental state.. These warnings are provided to help readers make informed choices.
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