God Of Ruin By Rina Kent
Rate 10/10
I just want to say what an absolutely tear wrecking book this was for me. I was prepared to hate Landon like loath him from all the other books but the way he was written was absolutely breathtaking. He has definitely inched his way up on the list of men I loved in God Of Legacy series.
I loved the back and forth between Landon and Mia and how she never backed down from a challenge from him. She stood her ground and even protected him when she thought it was needed. She put him in his place good. She made him a better man for it as well. She made him change for the better but not just for her but with his siblings as well.
Watching Landon with Glyn and Bran was absolutely incredible. The difference when he started feeling and realizing maybe they were right. They had his back regardless and he saw that.
I loved how Landon helped Mia get her voice back and never pushed her to do so. She did it on her own time with the courage of him. Her whole story was definitely a hard one especially knowing her twin sister knew the whole damn time. (That pissed me off - f Maya kind of… I felt bad)
The sociopath didn’t stop for nobody to get what he wanted - which was her. Not Niko or Jermey or even Killian … he was willing to have them break his wrist which for an artist is the worst of the worst.. ugh to see him fall in love his way was beautiful
Her being his muse was so extravagant as well. Then her seeing all the art of HER was beyond words. It made me really “AWH” out loud. Tears and all.
I do have to say I’m pretty sure they all have the same sex kinks though because I’m putting puzzles together and 🧐
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Reading 'God Of Ruin' truly immerses you in a world where complex characters and intense relationships create a gripping narrative. Landon emerges as a deeply flawed yet profoundly human character whose journey toward redemption and love is as compelling as it is heartbreaking. His interactions with Mia showcase a powerful dynamic of challenge and growth, where Mia's resilience and courage become pivotal in transforming not only Landon but also his relationships with his siblings, Glyn and Bran. One of the most remarkable aspects of this story is how Mia regains her voice and strength amidst adversity, illustrating themes of empowerment and healing. Her twin sister Maya's betrayal adds layers of emotional depth, emphasizing the complexity of familial bonds and trust. The darker elements within the story—highlighted by the sociopath's relentless pursuit—add tension and intensity that heighten the stakes for Mia and Landon. This pursuit also reveals Landon's vulnerability, especially when his artistic identity is threatened, making his love story unique and poignant. Art plays a symbolic role, with Mia becoming Landon's muse. This theme enriches the narrative by reflecting how inspiration and love intertwine, making their connection feel authentic and extravagant. Additionally, the narrative hints at underlying themes involving sexuality and personal preferences, adding a subtle intrigue that invites readers to piece together character motivations and relationships. Overall, 'God Of Ruin' stands out not just as a romance but as a multifaceted story of personal growth, loyalty, and the complexity of human emotions. For fans of Rina Kent and the God Of Legacy series, this book offers a beautifully crafted tale that lingers long after the last page.