God of Wrath

A Dark Enemies to Lovers Romance (Legacy of Gods, Book 3)

De: Rina Kent

Narrado por: Teddy Hamilton, Zara Hampton-Brown, Jason Clarke, Shane East

From New York Times & USA Today best-selling author Rina Kent comes a sizzling dark enemies-to-lovers romance filled with a thrilling chase between a mafia prince and a psychology nerd.

I’m trapped by the devil.

What started as an innocent mistake turned into actual hell.

In my defense, I didn’t mean to get involved with a mafia prince.

But he barged through my defenses anyway.

He stalked me from the shadows and stole me from the life I know.

Jeremy Volkov might appear charming, but a true predator lurks inside.

He’s out to possess, own, and keep me.

But I have no plans to stick around in his blood-soaked world.

Or so I think.

Tropes:

• Antihero x good girl
• Enemies to lovers
• He stalks her
• Mafia backdrop

This audiobook is a dark unconventional romance and contains themes that aren't to everyone's liking. Please check the author's note in the ebook for content warnings before listening.

This audiobook has been re-recorded in duet format as of November 2025

©2022 Rina Kent (P)2022 Rina Kent

Wrath has no fury…

Loved the story…the evolution of their relationship is beautiful. The only thing I didn’t like was the male doing the female voice and vice versa. Kind of cringy…there already is a male narrator why not have him read the male parts??

Another amazing story

Im addicted to this series and this one was no different!! Jeremy and Cecily’s story is so good !! And the spice 🔥🔥🔥 I loved their dynamic and how it played out ! Also loved the cast so much they really are amazing at bringing these characters to life !

Interesting story

Cecily and Jeremy’s story was pretty interesting. Seeing the darkness turn to light for some of these characters is always appealing on top of some of their darkness being shared and continued. I loved having the dad’s pov in there. I haven’t read the earlier series but knowing they are previous characters and having a small part was great too. There was something about Jeremy that drew me in. But at times I was ready for certain situations to move on. The only reason it wasn’t a 5 star for me.

T Hams was 100%

Once again, T Hams saved an audio. This was the worst Gods book out of the whole set. I felt like the plot was a little on the lazy side.

Good until the end

Not as good as book 1, way better than book 2. Similar to book Rina has a double standard for the woman lead in this book, where it’s okay for the girl to hang out with her crush in secret but admits she would be jealous if the male lead does the same, yet she can’t forgive him for being upset about it and acting out. I understand Rina needs to add the conflict in the book to bring it to resolution at the end but it feels forced and makes the character a bit annoying which is so unfortunate because I liked her so much until this point. Perhaps I’m too old for the story, I may not be the main target, but it just seems unfair and immature on the character’s part and yet homeboy still wants her.