Review: God of Fury by Rina Kent
Romance
God of Fury
Book Info
Released Date: December 9th
Publication: Indie
Pages: 510
Format: Paperback
“this book literally owns my heart from the start”
Do you know how many times I have read this book over and over?!? Too many times. Literally, I cannot stop because this book literally owns my heart from the start. There was no way that this book wasn’t going to own me. I will forever keep rereading this book whenever I miss it too much.
I know that I went on the deep end about my obsession with this book. And let me tell you why. God of Fury brings Nikolai and Brandon together in the most unhinged yet kind of expected way. If you haven’t read the Legacy of Gods series, then you are going to be a bit confused since we meet both of these characters in the first book. But if you have read the series, then you already know that we have been waiting for their stories for so long. There were so many breadcrumbs throughout the series regarding them.
God of Fury brings us back to the beginning of Nikolai and Brandon's journey. Apparently, they knew each other for months without anyone noticing. Let me explain in simple details. If you read the series, then you would know that in the first book, Brandon's sister was starting to date Nikolai's cousin, aka where Nikolai started to stalk or begin his obsession with Brandon.
Of course, Brandon wasn’t jelling with Nikolai. To his knowledge, he wasn’t attracted to men or wanted to date anyone. And for the life of him, he didn’t know why this crazy psychopath, aka Nikolai, was following him around nonstop. Nikolai was being his delulu self because he just knew that Brandon was for him. I didn’t care about his whole attitude; I just thrived with it. To him, that means Brandon is falling more in love with him. And we love Delulu Nikolai. He is literally adorable about his obsession with Brandon.
While I love reading about their journey together, there is something extra that I love. It’s about their own struggles with themselves. Each of them has their own personal demons that they will face at one point or another. I won’t say much, but definitely read the content warning. Just know that this book holds a place in my heart forever.
