
God of War by Rina Kent
𝒞𝑜𝓃𝓉𝑒𝓃𝓉:
mafia, marriage of convenience, amnesia, virgin heroine, touch her & die, enemies to lovers.
Review
I am conflicted about this book. It definitely has some great parts. There is definitely tension and chemistry between the main characters. And the banter was delicious. I really enjoyed reading some parts but it wasn’t perfect. I did have a few issues with it.
1- Ava was one of my biggest problem here. She does very stupid things and childish to provoke Eli, and that made her came off like a brat. Very immature and childish. She lacked substance and character development.
3- Some parts of the book felt very middle school. Like the part when her sister tells Ava she was engaged. The sister: “Well, Jeremy called you for advice and you said, ‘Whatever big you’re thinking of, go bigger, Jeremy. You better give Cecy a proposal worthy of her.’ So he bought me an entire island as an engagement gift, whisked me there on our anniversary, and asked me to marry him.” *Eye roll*
2- Some parts felt a bit repetitive. The number of times Eli said “go change your clothes” “no one can see what’s mine” “you are mine” “no one touches what’s mine” were so many that I lost count. We get it Rina, Eli was a possessive hero.
3- I wish there there more Eli POVs. I wanted to be more in his head so I could know him a bit better. As I wish Eli had always wanted Ava. It would definitely make their bound so much more special.
Overall, I really enjoyed their banter and chemistry and I don’t regret reading it a bit, I just wish we had more of Eli’s internal battle, less of Ava being a brat and a more special bound between them.
“This is unfair. Why are men better in fiction?“
Blurb
I fell for the villain.
It happened back when I was a clueless girl.
But he ruthlessly broke my heart and trapped it in a jar.
Since then, I’ve sworn to hate him to the end of my days.
Eli King might be a savage devil, but I’m out of his way. And league.
That is until I wake up in a hospital and find him holding my hand.
He tells me the words that change my life forever.
“We got married two years ago, Mrs. King.”
So I set out to investigate how I landed myself into this marriage.
Turns out, my memories are darker than my present.
I thought I was ready for the hurricane.
I thought I could handle his soulless eyes and cold shoulder.
I thought wrong.
Nothing can stop my husband.
Not the secrets surrounding us.
Not the hatred between us.
Not even me.

