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A review by library_of_a_trashpanda
God of Malice by Rina Kent
4.0
I love a good psycho and Rina Kent delivers. I devoured this book, while at work all I could think about was getting home to read more.
Killian is not the kind of man you want to love. And you certainly don’t want him to put you in his sights. But that’s exactly what happens to Glyndon. Their relationship was an intense give and take, with much less give on Kill’s part. He is unhinged and completely morally black. And I loved it.
There’s no unaliving, which I know some prefer their psychos to have that. But there’s a point to it, I think it was intentional on Kent’s behalf.
The spice is SPICY. If you don’t like DNC/CNC or anything rough, this is not the book for you. There are a host of triggers, please check the warnings.
Over all this was a great book, I absolutely recommend it to my dark lovers, there’s great banter, violence and a tiny smidge of emotion.
Killian is not the kind of man you want to love. And you certainly don’t want him to put you in his sights. But that’s exactly what happens to Glyndon. Their relationship was an intense give and take, with much less give on Kill’s part. He is unhinged and completely morally black. And I loved it.
There’s no unaliving, which I know some prefer their psychos to have that. But there’s a point to it, I think it was intentional on Kent’s behalf.
The spice is SPICY. If you don’t like DNC/CNC or anything rough, this is not the book for you. There are a host of triggers, please check the warnings.
Over all this was a great book, I absolutely recommend it to my dark lovers, there’s great banter, violence and a tiny smidge of emotion.