This was my favourite in the series so far for sure. AND by far my favourite narrators as well! Their voices were perfectly cast for these characters and it was such an enjoyable experience to listen to. I was obsessed with Jeremy and Cecily the entire way through the book. I was excited to read their story from the glimpses we had gotten of the characters as individuals and how they interacted with in each other, in the previous books. Let me tell you, they did not disappoint! To say that I'm obsessed with this series would be an understatement. There's so much to love: the college setting, the accents (I frigging love listening to books with different accents!), the alphahole males, and SO MUCH STEAM. The New York Times bestselling "epic feminist fantasy perfect for fans of Game of Thrones" (Bustle). And as always I am very happy and excited when we have characters from other books, Jason and Shane's Perfect Narration. God of Wrath by Rina Kent is a dark enemies to lovers romance that I listened to on audio narrated by Teddy Hamilton, Zara Hampton-Brown, Jason Clarke, and Shane East. This is the third book in the Legacy of Gods series and can be read as a standalone.

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It’s not like he was courting me for a relationship or offering me some form of a fairy tale. It was a simple arrangement to satisfy both our needs, and I have no right to feel so hurt about it. I can't wait for the next book in the series God of Ruin to be released on August 10, 2023, so I can get Landon's story.I like when the protagonists don't fall in love at first sight and I love to see their love being built, that's what happened with jeremy and celicy

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The voices fit perfectly with the characters and that's very important to me, especially teddy's voice is perfect as jeremy. I wasn't impressed by the audio either as I didn't like the female narrator - she sounded so whingey, where was Shane? Furthermore, for a Russian mobster book to only hear a Russian accent an hour from the end seems rather lazy! 🤔 Go in with an open mind, there are complications and unusual situations and complete and utter insanity. But these characters are magic together. Soul mates. The chemistry is mesmerizing- physically, emotionally, psychologically. HOly moly. Because in the deepest parts of them, their broken pieces match in a really unexpected way. More than any couple yet, it feels like two missing links. And Rina has so brilliantly connected the first and second generations in terms of who these characters are and the weight they carry. Weight they can’t truly unburden until they find the right person to help them carry it. These two liberate each other, steady each other. On their surface, their relationship is as toxic as they come- but underneath it their connection is really intimate and tender and sincere- edgy and dark, but sweet. Because they can be themselves with each other- their FULL selves. And the steamy times! YOWZERS. I've been listening to all the stories in Rina Kent's interconnected universe across several series. I can say I've not been disappointed. Worth every credit used. But this one was a bit beyond my boundaries in some places. If you have a problem with extreme CNC or bodily harm then stay clear of this one. It's even more aggressive than H.D. Carlton's Haunting Adeline. But if you like stalkers and CNC without boundaries then you won't be disappointed.Jeremy Volkov might appear charming, but a true predator lurks inside. He’s out to possess, own, and keep me. OF COURSE, this book wasn't all sunshine and rainbows but that's the best thing about dark romance. it's twisted and heart wrenching and it makes the HEA so much better! The MCs were weak and OK, I know it's about a Mafia heir but he was just a psychopath with a gentle side. Nothing more or less. She having been traumised by a similar situation, decides that the prima! kin* is the way to go. Oh yeah, I can really seeing that playing out well. But here’s the thing—Jeremy isn’t impulsive. I know he plots things to a fault, has a methodical character, and wouldn’t have turned murderous on me just because it was on the spur of the moment.