I'm not coming back to RK's peaceful harbor for good writing, original characters or plausible plot twists. I'm really sad right now because normally Rina's books awaken the comedian from the depths of my soul and I'm having a lot of fun clowning her shit, but today I just want to rant like a middle-aged woman whose coffee wasn't served hot enough. i think i'm looking forward to their book the most, but Eli/Ava and Landon intrigued me so i can't wait for their stories as well. how are people (*cough cough* devil girl) out here rating books 1 stars when they aren’t even out yet? my expectations for this book were SO HIGH, i was so fucking excited for the grumpy/sunshine trope, but it gave nothing.

The side characters didn't miss too, and I could literally sell my soul to read about them right now. This book is a thrilling continuation of the first installment, offering readers a deeper understanding of the God’s journey. I always knew you were good at delivering mindfucks and great WTF moments but I didn’t see that twist coming🤯 I had my suspicions but what I thought it would be was still completely different from what it actually was. It doesn’t help that she has an over protective family and that he’s part of a group that are rivals to her flesh and blood 😬. While Creighton does warn her off, Annika is quite stubborn in her pursuit, and it doesn’t take long for Creighton to stake his claim.

I'm really sad and annoyed with all the universe, the second generation is honestly a bunch of spoiled rich kids who Rina is trying to force mental illness (like Annika saying she has OCD, I have OCD and this isn't OCD bitch) to justify the bad behavior ( and they look like toddlers doing pranks). I was so happy that they have been included in this book in some chapters, they even have their own chapters from their perspective. I thought I liked the world of Royal Elite School when Aiden King was there, but this world of Royal Elite University and Kings U is even better. rina kent is usually good with mental illness/health representation, but when it came to annika's mental health, it perished. Her father is not a soft man, he’s ruthless and hard, except when it comes to loving his wife-that is his one exception, but Annika is very aware of the world she comes from.

The subtle moments they shared before they become a couple - my favorite has to be the part where they have a picnic and dance on the rain. I'm already counting down the days until the next book is released and I can't wait for Rina Kent to tell us who the next main characters will be, even though I have my suspicions.Her brother Jeremy will one day take over for their father and Annika knows that women in the mafia are used to make alliances through arranged marriages so she know that will most likely be her fate one day.