God of Pain by Rina Kent (Paperback)

God of Pain by Rina Kent (Paperback)

Book 2 of 6: Legacy of Gods

God of Pain follows Creighton King, a powerful man consumed by control and shadows. When a fearless girl defies him, desire turns to obsession. Their dangerous connection blurs every line between love and ruin...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
RK-LOG-02-GOP-PB
ISBN:
9781804955895
Pages:
528
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Weight 366 g
Dimensions 130 × 36 × 197 mm
Author

Rina Kent

Book Series

Legacy of Gods

Book Series Order

Book 2 of 6

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

BDSM, College, Contemporary, Dark Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Mafia Romance, Romance, Smut, Spicy

Publication Year

2024

Publisher

Penguin Books

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Blurb:

God of Pain is the second book in Rina Kent’s Legacy of Gods series, a dark and addictive romance that dives deep into obsession, control, and forbidden desire.

Creighton King was born into power and privilege, but behind his polished exterior lies a man fuelled by shadows. Cold, ruthless, and in complete command, he keeps his emotions locked away—until she challenges him. She isn’t afraid of his darkness, and her defiance sparks something dangerous. What begins as a battle of wills turns into an obsession neither can escape.

As their connection intensifies, lines blur between love and domination, pain and pleasure. Secrets threaten to unravel the fragile control Creighton clings to, forcing him to confront the parts of himself he’s spent a lifetime hiding. She might be his undoing, or the only one who truly sees him.

Powerful, passionate, and unrelenting, God of Pain takes readers deeper into Rina Kent’s world of dangerous love and broken boundaries. It’s a story about surrender, vulnerability, and the thin line between destruction and redemption.

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