God Of Malice

God Of Malice

Β£10.99
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God Of Malice

God Of Malice

Β£10.99

🌢️ Spice Level: 9/10
Description:
Killian Carson is a predator hiding behind a charming smile, and Glyndon King is one of the few people who sees the darkness beneath his polished exterior. She knows she should stay away from him, but there is something dangerously compelling about the man who seems determined to claim her attention. Already struggling to find her place within her complicated family, Glyndon is unprepared for Killian’s relentless pursuit. Their families are enemies, their universities are rivals, and Killian has no intention of allowing any of that to stand between them. As their attraction becomes increasingly intense, buried secrets and disturbing revelations threaten to destroy whatever connection they are building. With a possessive antihero, a heroine drawn towards danger and a relationship that constantly challenges the boundaries between desire and control, God of Malice is a dark, provocative romance filled with obsession, tension and morally grey characters.
Reviews:
Readers praise God of Malice for its intense chemistry, dark atmosphere and unapologetically ruthless hero. Killian’s manipulative charm and obsessive behaviour make him a memorable antihero, while Glyndon’s complicated family relationships add emotional depth to the story. Fans of dark college romance enjoy the explicit content, enemies-to-lovers tension and dramatic twists. However, the coercive relationship dynamics and disturbing themes make this a divisive read, best suited to readers who are comfortable with extreme dark-romance elements.
Content Warnings:
Sexual assault and non-consensual sexual situations; dubious consent; stalking and obsessive behaviour; coercion and manipulation; physical violence; psychological and emotional abuse; family conflict and neglect; trauma; threats and intimidation; criminal activity; and explicit sexual content. Please consult the author's full content warnings before reading, as some themes may be particularly distressing. This list may not be exhaustive.

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