Angry God (All Saints High, #3)
by L.J. Shen
Lenora’s lifelong grudge against the aloof, dangerous Vaughn Spencer—her high school bully and a prodigal sculptor feared as an “angry god”—takes a staggering turn when he reappears in her life as a fellow intern at a shadowed, allegedly haunted castle in London. As haunted secrets entwine their tangled rivalry, the fight for power shifts, and Vaughn soon discovers that the ghost he cannot conquer is the one beating in Lenora’s chest.
About This Book
Lenora Astalis has long harbored a deep-seated grudge against Vaughn Spencer, the aloof and dangerous figure from her high school days. Known as an "angry god," Vaughn's presence looms over their small town, his family's influence extending to every corner. Their tumultuous relationship is marked by his relentless bullying and her unwavering resistance, a dynamic that has left lasting scars on both.
The story takes a dramatic turn when Lenora and Vaughn find themselves as fellow interns at an elite art program in London. Their shared residence in the shadowed, allegedly haunted Carlisle Castle sets the stage for a complex interplay of rivalry and attraction. As they confront the ghosts of their pasts within the castle's walls, the tension between them escalates, revealing deeper layers of their personalities and the unresolved emotions that bind them.
The narrative unfolds in a dark, intense atmosphere, blending elements of suspense and slow-burn romance. The gothic backdrop of the castle, coupled with the characters' artistic ambitions and haunted histories, creates a mood that is both eerie and emotionally charged. As Lenora and Vaughn navigate their fraught relationship, they are compelled to confront their personal demons, leading to a journey of self-discovery and transformation.
What Readers Say
Readers praise the book's emotional depth and character development, noting it as a standout in the series. Many commend L.J. Shen's writing style for its engaging and immersive storytelling. Fans appreciate the intense chemistry between the protagonists, which adds depth to the romance. Some readers caution about the book's dark themes, including sensitive topics like child abuse, which may be triggering for some. Ideal for fans of dark romance seeking a compelling and emotionally charged narrative.
