I don't know if this author has ever been to Brighton but it didn't reflect any part that I am aware of. It ain't mine and I won't be reading this author again.

I have to confess that I have no idea why authors like to romanticise and for anyone who has been in this terrible situation, they wouldn't wish it on their worst enemy, but everyone to their own choice.

Well that was a dark romance full of prima! kin* and knife play. it's twisted and heart wrenching and it makes the HEA so much better! So excited for the next books in the series. OF COURSE, this book wasn't all sunshine and rainbows but that's the best thing about dark romance. The bathing and cooking scenes were simply the best. He opened up to Cecily and there were so many amazing scenes. What I really loved about him, was how he started softening for Cecily bit by bit and started realising that he didn't always have to hold the burdens and responsibilities he has inside. Let me tell you, they did not disappoint! As always Rina Kent just knows how to write a brutal, dark, possessive and obsessive hero. 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. I was obsessed with Jeremy and Cecily the entire way through the book. 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. This was my favourite in the series so far for sure.

God of wrath rina kent read