
God of Pain (Legacy of Gods, #2)
by Rina Kent
Annika Volkov, a rebellious mafia princess determined to escape her arranged future, meets Creighton King—a silent, brooding force whose shadowed past awakens a dark, irresistible flame in her. Their fiery rivalry spirals into a dangerous obsession where control and desire collide, and only one question remains: will she break him, or will he break her?
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About This Book
Annika Volkov, a spirited mafia princess, enrolls at Royal Elite University, seeking freedom from her family's oppressive expectations. There, she encounters Creighton King, a brooding and emotionally distant fighter whose traumatic past has shaped his cold demeanor. Despite their stark differences, an undeniable attraction ignites between them, leading to a tumultuous and intense relationship.
As their connection deepens, Annika and Creighton are drawn into a dangerous dance of power and desire, each confronting their own demons and the shadows of their families' legacies. Their rivalry escalates into a consuming obsession, blurring the lines between love and hate. The story delves into themes of control, trauma, and the complexities of forbidden attraction, set against the backdrop of a dark and suspenseful college environment.
The novel's atmosphere is charged with tension, as the protagonists navigate their volatile emotions and the perilous consequences of their actions. Their journey is marked by a slow-burn intensity, leading to a climax that tests their limits and forces them to confront the question: will they break each other, or will they find a way to heal together?
What Readers Say
Readers praise the book's intense emotional depth and character development. Many commend the author's addictive writing style and compelling storytelling. Fans note the dark romance elements may be too intense for some readers. Some readers find the pacing slow and the plot repetitive at times. Ideal for fans of dark, angsty college romances with complex family dynamics.
About the Author

Rina Kent
19 books in library
Readers are drawn to Rina Kent's ability to craft compelling narratives that delve into the complexities of human relationships, featuring unapologetic anti-heroes and villains. Her stories are praised for their emotional depth and the intense passion that drives the characters, making them both captivating and unforgettable.
