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3.95 AVERAGE
3.95 AVERAGE
Най-слабата книга на Рина в цялата ѝ библиография. Не мога да намеря думите, с които да опиша колко съм разочарована
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
“Petition to transform the entire male population into men written by women. Please and thank you.”
This was a series of books recommended over and over again as dark romance like the LORD series. I loved this series despite its wild shenanigans much more than the LORD series but it still has some morally black characters. So don’t go in thinking it will be sunshine and rainbows lol. This is not a pitch black book by any means but definitely read your trigger warnings.
This is book 6 and all about Eli and Ava. I was not prepared for the seriousness of the sadness I was going to experience in this story. Of course there are the dark and spicy bits, but there were huge struggles in here I was not expecting. There is som much mental health in this story I can’t even explain. There are mental health concerns in every single book of this series but this is the first one where it is one of the primary plot points. Ava was not a favorite of mine in the previous books but I have so much empathy for her character in this book and her Pops. Eli seems like a huge a-hole but he is really going through it too. I don’t love his or Creigh’s style of loving I think lol but Eli is still superior to his little bro but he has less trauma so that tracks despite his sociopath tendencies…. This wasn’t my favorite of the series as it would be impossible to dethrone God of Fury but this was a really great book but not as light of a read as some books in this genre.
“He walks toward me, eating up the distance in two strides, and wraps his hand around my throat. “Be my dinner”
This was a series of books recommended over and over again as dark romance like the LORD series. I loved this series despite its wild shenanigans much more than the LORD series but it still has some morally black characters. So don’t go in thinking it will be sunshine and rainbows lol. This is not a pitch black book by any means but definitely read your trigger warnings.
This is book 6 and all about Eli and Ava. I was not prepared for the seriousness of the sadness I was going to experience in this story. Of course there are the dark and spicy bits, but there were huge struggles in here I was not expecting. There is som much mental health in this story I can’t even explain. There are mental health concerns in every single book of this series but this is the first one where it is one of the primary plot points. Ava was not a favorite of mine in the previous books but I have so much empathy for her character in this book and her Pops. Eli seems like a huge a-hole but he is really going through it too. I don’t love his or Creigh’s style of loving I think lol but Eli is still superior to his little bro but he has less trauma so that tracks despite his sociopath tendencies…. This wasn’t my favorite of the series as it would be impossible to dethrone God of Fury but this was a really great book but not as light of a read as some books in this genre.
“He walks toward me, eating up the distance in two strides, and wraps his hand around my throat. “Be my dinner”
dark
emotional
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
challenging
dark
emotional
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
3.75 ⭐
Can't write a review yet because I'm still not over chapter 38.
Can't write a review yet because I'm still not over chapter 38.
challenging
dark
tense
adventurous
challenging
dark
hopeful
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
N/A
Diverse cast of characters:
N/A
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Best book of the whole LOG series!!!!
Everyone else’s relationship in the series pales compared to Eli’s love for Ava… the things this couple has been through…
Aaaaah I love them sm! And I love Ava, finally a likeable and confident fmc! She’s so sassy and funny but also classy.
I think the only thing I didn’t like about the entire book was the writing at times and how the author slipped back into her ways with the copy paste of all the mmcs in dialogue, even tho Eli’s char is quite different to all the others.
But I’m choosing to ignore and shove it to the back of my mind and give the book a 5 stars bc I did enjoy reading it regardless of the cringe!
Everyone else’s relationship in the series pales compared to Eli’s love for Ava… the things this couple has been through…
Aaaaah I love them sm! And I love Ava, finally a likeable and confident fmc! She’s so sassy and funny but also classy.
I think the only thing I didn’t like about the entire book was the writing at times and how the author slipped back into her ways with the copy paste of all the mmcs in dialogue, even tho Eli’s char is quite different to all the others.
But I’m choosing to ignore and shove it to the back of my mind and give the book a 5 stars bc I did enjoy reading it regardless of the cringe!
mysterious
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Rina Kent—you’ve done it again.
God of War gutted me, then handed me a warm towel and told me I’d be okay.
Ava’s character hit me harder than I could have expected, and I felt so seen by her. As someone who battles major depressive disorder and feels the world with an immersive, empathic heart, I glanced at peek of myself mirrored in her pain. Her use of alcohol to escape, her craving for attention to drown the internal darkness, her "block of existence"—I felt every single word. At one point, I even asked myself, “Fuck?! Do I have a psychosis?” That’s how deeply I felt Ava's story.
When Ava spiraled into her final suicidal episode and demanded a divorce, I felt the hopelessness wash over me like it was mine. But then—her bravery. Her decision to get help. Her acceptance of her illness and her fight to come back to herself because she didnt want to live like that anymore… that was where the healing began. Rina didn’t shy away from the messiness of recovery, and that honesty made their eventual reconnection all the more meaningful.
Their apologies. Their declarations. Their love—it broke me and put me back together.
My only real wish? I wanted more of Eli’s time at university when his obsession with Ava was taking root. We get hints of it in earlier books, but I was ready to see that full unraveling, that slow-burn intensity grow into the devotion that defines him.
Still, this book—and this series—is a masterclass in emotional storytelling. Rina Kent doesn’t just write characters, she builds worlds of wounds and love, and then dares us to live in them.
I didn’t just read God of War—I felt it. And I won’t forget it.
God of War gutted me, then handed me a warm towel and told me I’d be okay.
Ava’s character hit me harder than I could have expected, and I felt so seen by her. As someone who battles major depressive disorder and feels the world with an immersive, empathic heart, I glanced at peek of myself mirrored in her pain. Her use of alcohol to escape, her craving for attention to drown the internal darkness, her "block of existence"—I felt every single word. At one point, I even asked myself, “Fuck?! Do I have a psychosis?” That’s how deeply I felt Ava's story.
When Ava spiraled into her final suicidal episode and demanded a divorce, I felt the hopelessness wash over me like it was mine. But then—her bravery. Her decision to get help. Her acceptance of her illness and her fight to come back to herself because she didnt want to live like that anymore… that was where the healing began. Rina didn’t shy away from the messiness of recovery, and that honesty made their eventual reconnection all the more meaningful.
Their apologies. Their declarations. Their love—it broke me and put me back together.
My only real wish? I wanted more of Eli’s time at university when his obsession with Ava was taking root. We get hints of it in earlier books, but I was ready to see that full unraveling, that slow-burn intensity grow into the devotion that defines him.
Still, this book—and this series—is a masterclass in emotional storytelling. Rina Kent doesn’t just write characters, she builds worlds of wounds and love, and then dares us to live in them.
I didn’t just read God of War—I felt it. And I won’t forget it.