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God of War
by Rina Kent
First of all- I am sad that this is the last book in their series. I really enjoyed getting to know these characters and am sad to be saying goodbye. I feel that the ending had more potential but that could be there for the potential to bring them back in another series? You never know with Rina Kent.
Okay now for this book:
I really enjoy a good arranged/forced marriage trope. I feel like this one was done so well as she was missing parts of her memory (and thus the reader). I was so intrigued by the humor that was brough out throughout the book and that respect between the two MCs even though it was abundantly clear they both they did not want to have any connection to the other but had to as they were married. The author so exceptionally talented as the dynamics not only between MC but also between the books never feel forced or cheesy. The world is so intricately woven that it seems improbable for it to flow so seamlessly, yet somehow, it does. Each character and story contributes to the whole, both individually and cohesively.
All in all 5 ⭐ 3.5
Okay now for this book:
I really enjoy a good arranged/forced marriage trope. I feel like this one was done so well as she was missing parts of her memory (and thus the reader). I was so intrigued by the humor that was brough out throughout the book and that respect between the two MCs even though it was abundantly clear they both they did not want to have any connection to the other but had to as they were married. The author so exceptionally talented as the dynamics not only between MC but also between the books never feel forced or cheesy. The world is so intricately woven that it seems improbable for it to flow so seamlessly, yet somehow, it does. Each character and story contributes to the whole, both individually and cohesively.
All in all 5 ⭐ 3.5