God of Wrath: 3 (Legacy of Gods)

Jeremy is a Volkov through and through. Unabashedly and unapologetically obsessed, knows how to get what he wants. Cicily is a girl so kind, so passionate and so like her parents that it’s beautiful. Both of them have their demons but when together they make magic, magic so otherworldly that even demons have to run away. Their story is one of my favourites, it has got everything i expected from it. I highly recommend reading it.

Amazing 😍

I read this book after reading God of Malice and God of Pain and it surprises me how well Rina has hidden the main reveals from the previous books without really compromising on the story telling. no wonder all these books are promoted as stand alone novels. Reading one will not become a spoiler for the others. But, if read in a sequence, a lot of the puzzle pieces will fall into place. Can't wait to start on the 4th book in the Legacy of Gods.

Excellent as usual. Rina kents books are dark. Sheis know for the dark romance she pens.starting my journey with Toyal Elite series....i havent stopped.... Whatpulls me to rinas books is that shes brings out her skillsin her books.. Every book is not only, darkmafia driven fullof very raw sex....i(f im imagining handsome mafia god, then INI have to forcably stop myimagination coz the intemacy that follows the handsome prince .....ooooout of imagination....🙏🙈 ) but also has the sweet funny banter between the friends, banter between the older gen friends...so it showsvthat its not on look y dark but also fun and love filled... II enjoyed reading this book as well... Excellently narrated.......looking forward to elis book...., then bran and very curious if rumi will get his love stor yuh. ..

Every book in this series is amazing addictive love love love ❤️ 😍

So, I first wanted to say that I like this book so much. This couple is the perfect example of Predator and prey. While reading I literally don't know that Jeremy could do something like that , Because i thought that he is so cold hearted but no he's not😭♥️🥺but I love this couple , Spicy 4.5/5🌡️ While They both are dealing with their own demons but when they helped each other to deal with it , I just loved it🥺🫶🤌🤌 Do read this

This book is, by far, the best in this series. Actually, not just in this series but amongst whatever I've read from Rina Kent so far! I genuinely am so moved by Jeremy and Cecily's love, and how they healed each other 😭 Also, the little Jeremy we saw has grown so much!!! 🥲 My heartttt 🥺❤ The highlight for me was when Adrian was there for Jeremy though 😭 WHEN HE CALLED HIM MALYSH?!?! OH GOD 🥺🥺🥺 I fell in love with him all over again ❤ Love love love this book to the moon and back ❤

I liked how the story started, there was a slow burn chemistry between the main characters in the beginning of the book, which I liked. I'm not happy with the ending, it could have been better. Overall nice book.

Je lis les livres de Rina Kent avec beaucoup d’enthousiasme depuis plusieurs années maintenant et cette deuxième génération est pleine de surprises et de rebondissements. Bien que j’ai lu tous les autres tomes (sauf God of Fury que l’on attend impatiemment), God of Wrath reste mon préféré et de loin ! Xander/Kim et Adrian/Lia font partie de mes couples coup de coeur et c’était un plaisir de pouvoir découvrir leur enfants ! Jeremy est un personnage très attachant, il a vraiment un lien fort avec ses proches ainsi que sa soeur. J’admire la loyauté que Niko et les autres ont pour lui. Le moment entre Jeremy et Adrian était précieux. Cecily m’a toujours beaucoup intrigué dans les précédents tomes et j’avais hâte d’en voir plus à son propos. C’est vraiment une personne très humaine et attachante. Je n’ai vraiment pas été déçue de ce couple ! Merci encore Rina Kent !

Love it

Li o livro por conta de uma informação na internet e não tinha nada disso🤡. Mas eu gostei muito, o crescimento dos personagens. Essa turma toda precisa de uma terapia, as a sorte deles é que eles se completam🤣. Gostei bastante.

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<strong>God of Wrath is intense, erotic, and emotionally devastating—not for the faint of heart, but unforgettable for those who can handle the burn.</strong> This installment gripped me from the first sentence. I was already intrigued by Cecily from the hints dropped in God of Pain, and this book picks up right where that one left off—unraveling her story in a way that’s both deeply psychological and undeniably magnetic. It even takes us back to God of Malice, showing Cecily’s journey woven silently through the previous books, now finally told through her eyes. God of Wrath explores taboo desires—consensual non-consent (CNC), primal play, and intense Dom/Sub dynamics—with a raw honesty that doesn’t flinch. Cecily’s inner turmoil around her fantasies is written with empathy and realism. She questions herself, ashamed of wanting something society tells her is broken. But this book makes it clear: these desires aren’t rooted in trauma, they’re about trust, surrender, and the freedom that comes from giving control to someone who truly sees you. The scenes between Cecily and Jeremy are erotically charged, intricately layered, and emotionally potent. From knife play to psychological games like the fake Russian roulette—these moments aren’t just shocking; they reveal vulnerability, healing, and connection. The emotional depth only intensifies when we learn the roots of Cecily’s dissociation. Her past trauma, including a near-rape after being drugged, resurfaces just as her relationship with Jeremy falls apart under the weight of unspoken truths and misplaced blame. It’s devastating to watch her spiral—especially when a second predator returns to finish what he started. But Jeremy—her obsessive protector and the only one who truly sees her—returns just in time, saving her in the only way he knows how. His violence is brutal, but in this world, it’s survival. And Cecily doesn’t fear it—she finally understands it. Their love is twisted, obsessive, and raw. Their jealousy is infuriatingly addictive. Their passion? Utterly consuming. And while the stakes are life-or-death, the emotional payoff is well worth it. This book isn't just dark romance—it’s emotional warfare with a carnal edge. It's erotic, intense, and painfully honest. If you're into dark romance that walks the knife’s edge between danger and desire, God of Wrath will wreck you—in the best way.