God of Malice
Rina Kent, 2023
A saga of dangerous attraction and possessive love, where the line between protector and predator is blurred.
Feels like passion, dread and defiance. About love, power and madness.
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What does love look like when it is pure, untamed obsession?
Understand this, Glyndon, there’s nothing noble or tender about what I feel for you. It’s violent volcano of obsession, possession, and deranged lust. If you want love, then I do love you, but it’s the unorthodox version of love. I love you enough to let you within my walls. I love you enough to let you talk to my demons. Rina Kent.Kent is known for crafting high-stakes romance set in intense, dramatic environments, often exploring themes of power and control.
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- What is God of Malice like?
- Feels like passion, dread and defiance. About love, power and madness.
- What should I read after God of Malice?
- If you liked God of Malice, try The Ritual (Shantel Tessier), Cursed Fates (Caroline Peckham) and A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire (Jennifer L. Armentrout).
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The Ritual · Shantel Tessier
When fate sets its hands on a tragedy, the right words can defy the cosmos.
The stars might have decided that you can never be mine,” Darius said roughly, refusing to move away from me. “But I am yours. No matter what. I don’t care where we end up or who we’re with, I’ll always be yours. And I’m going to fix the damage I did to us even if the stars don’t care. I’m going to prove to you that I could have been worthy of you if I’d just listened to my heart sooner.
Cursed Fates · Caroline Peckham
Desire that arrives as need, not want.
I need to feel your lips on mine.“ He planted his hands on the carriage wall, caging me in. ”I need to feel your breath in my lungs. I need to feel your life inside me. I just need you. It’s an ache. This need. Can I have you? All of you?
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