Rina Kent review

  • Hunt the Villain by Rina Kent — Review

    Rival mafia heirs, forbidden obsession, and two men who have absolutely no business being this fucking addictive. October reading has officially taken a deliciously dark turn, and Rina Kent is once again responsible for my questionable taste in fictional men. Enter Vaughn and Yulian. Two heirs to rival mafia empires. Two boys raised to hate…

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  • Red Thorns / Black Thorns Duet: Rina Kent

    The duet that slowly drags us one step closer to the Legacy of Gods universe. Sebastian Weaver has it all—star quarterback, campus golden boy, rich, cocky, and painfully aware of the effect he has on everyone around him. Naomi wants absolutely nothing to do with him, convinced she’s immune to his charm. She couldn’t be…

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  • Ruthless Empire: Rina Kent

    Finally done with the Royal Elite series. Yes, I know there’s still an epilogue. No, I do not care. I have emotionally clocked out. Ruthless Empire doesn’t flirt with the line between hate and desire—it sets it on fire and watches it burn. Silver is untouchable. Cole doesn’t believe in limits. And whatever is happening…

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  • Vicious Prince, Rina Kent

    Vicious Prince, Rina Kent

    I went into Vicious Prince expecting tension you could cut with a knife and drama straight off a movie set—and yeah, it delivered. Messily. Beautifully. Slightly unhinged. Ronan Astor doesn’t play fair—he plays to ruin. Teal Van Doren doesn’t play nice—she plays to survive. And somewhere between revenge and obsession, this stops pretending to be…

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  • God of Malice, Rina Kent

    God of Malice, Rina Kent

    God of Malice isn’t here to coddle your fragile morality. It grabs you by the throat, kisses you without asking, and dares you to beg for more. This book is a twisted cocktail of pain, power, and possessiveness — and I drank every drop like it was the last elixir on Earth. If you’re looking…

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