People as a concept have only one merit—the ability to be used. Other than that, they’re a brainless, rotten species that I like to pretend I don’t belong to.” The side characters. One of the reasons I decided to read this book was because of Niko and Bran's crumbs. My rating being two stars instead of one is probably because they had a lot of appearances here. I highlighted every possible moment with them. I think I will go crazy before I read their book, but after this one I have to stop having high expectations. As for the rest of the characters. Jeremy and Cecily nothing new here. Glyn and Kill nothing new. Annika and Creigh nothing new. Remi was annoying as always, I’m so sorry but Lan was so real for saying this. Hesiod, Theogony, in The Homeric Hymns and Homerica with an English Translation by Hugh G. Evelyn-White, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann Ltd. 1914. Online version at the Perseus Digital Library. Mrs. Pratt and her husband were the ones who kidnapped Mia and killed her bodyguard, we also know from prior information that both Maya and Mia were about to be taken but Maya got away, and Mia was the one kept for days until 25 million dollars were paid and she was found. Her handwriting, if that’s what it can be called, is tiny and messy, like a drunk ant that’s trying to find its way home after a wild night out."

all of this nastiness to elevate the men?? just so Mia could be closest to Landon rather than her own twin? truly foul, ew. To be within Landon's mind was pure insanity. The way he thinks and plots was intense, the way he views himself as truly god’s gift should be a turn off (and in real life it would be) but it made him even more intriguing because you just could not wait to have him on his knees, and he was. I think despite the fact that throughout the book Mia fell in love with him so obviously her feelings were growing and serious, but it was HIS feelings and his desperation for her that made this book amazing. Maya, however, chose to wear heels, as usual, not seeming to care about whether or not that would hinder our mission. my first initial reaction to starting the book was just how physically difficult this was to read. Rina’s writing style here was so different— she attempted this high prose style, trying to echo Landon’s artistic talents and his psychotic tendencies, to make him sound highly intelligent and terrifying. we get a long ass monologue from his POV about the colour of Mia’s eyes.Landon never slept with the same girl twice in his entire life and he always used a condom but forgets with Mia and even actually imagines her pregnant with his child which freaks him out.

Nonnus, Dionysiaca, Volume I: Books 1–15, translated by W. H. D. Rouse, Loeb Classical Library No. 344, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University Press, 1940 (revised 1984). ISBN 978-0-674-99379-2. Online version at Harvard University Press. Internet Archive (1940). Again, I give her a bit of a head start, igniting her hope that if she runs fast enough and gives in to the adrenaline, she’ll be able to escape me. I don't want this review to be fully negative and there were some things I liked so I'll get into them now... The plot twist came so late and was so bland. It was the nanny? Like were we supposed to care. I don't fully understand why the nanny did - the money - and why she had to make Maya and unknowingly accomplice? getting kidnapped is obviously traumatic but this is a book for that sake this plot twist was probably the worst of the series so far. She was never mentioned at all, not even a nanny was, girl its so messy out her.According to the mythographer Apollodorus, when Ate was thrown down by Zeus, Ate landed in Phrygia at a place called "the hill of the Phrygian Ate", where the city of Troy was founded. [9] Other stories [ edit ] Landon always talking about how many woman that would beg to be Mia. And how many woman that would do everything to be with him. Like then stfu and go get them 🔪🔪 hope some of y’all gain reading comprehension skills in the future 🫶🏻 and i hope Rina Kent can heal from whatever caused her to hate women. praying for her recovery <3333 I liked this book much better than the previous ones. Why? Because Landon was so melodramatic and rude, it made this book very funny. Here, I'll add some quotes.

i think some authors believe because they’re published and successful that it means they’re above nurturing their craft and imo that’s truly not the case. if anything, you should be getting better and better with each release, not this unprofessionally lazy. I liked Landon, he was so funny sometimes.....as side character, also everything said in the previous book? Landon this? Landon that? Landon is deranged, Landon going to sex clubs? Well I don't see it cause the sex scenes where dry ass hell, the fingering, the blowjob, the first time, all of them, I feel nothing but indifference. I think Rina genuinely believes that her books are so forgettable that she doesn't need to write new material and can just COPY-PASTE. 🤡 I’m also wearing my least attention-grabbing outfit—a simple strapless leather dress that reaches the tops of my knees. overall, i’m not mad i read this because it did help break me out of my slump. honestly it would have been closer to 3 stars till the whole maya thing happened🤷🏻‍♀️We meet a new Professor - Kayden. It’s the professor Rina plans to put Gareth in a relationship with as she mentioned in her QA’s. The book she would have written would have been a forbidden teacher/student trope. There is a scene where Gareth is mentioned and Kayden has a moment that’s a bit suspicious. I hope we get a conclusion for them at the end of the series since he won’t get his own book! in all honesty, there were some good lines said by landon, which i found myself highlighting because they were worthy enough what truly breaks my heart is that rk has so much potential to write amazing books in terms of character development and she always fumbles the bag somehow. The Hero: Landon King - He is the son of Levi and Astrid King and he attends Royal Elite University (REU) along with his twin brother Brandon and sister Glyndon. Landon is much like his grandfather Jonathan King and uncle Aiden King in that something is missing in him. He is basically a sociopath, with no empathy and he doesn’t feel things the way others do, though he has learned to fake it. Even his family is a bit afraid of him at times. Since the beginning of the "Legacy of Gods" series, Landon was always there. He quite literally had a hand in everything. He was "the villain you loved to hate." So when I saw he was getting a book, I was like "yes! Sign me up! I am ready!" Because if there is one thing Rina Kent knows how to do, it's to make you love the bad guy.

KillGlyn were super cute in this book, and all you Glyn haters will have to FIGHT ME, because that is my girl forever and ever. I loved her so much and I was so glad we got to see her and Landon interact. That scene with him teaching her to draw when they were kids?? I teared up reading it!!

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He had half the POVs Mia did but yet he consumed so much in this book and it was a disservice to my brain. Every time his POV came, I braced myself for a cringefest. Landon has been referred as psychopath since GOM pls explain me what psychopath tendencies he shown?! It’s like Rina keeps making the KING men better and better. At this point I am kind of scared to read Brandon and Eli XD. I feel like I would combust and then there is also the issue of me feeling like a generational pervert because I am kind of lusting over every KING generation which IS NOT HEALTHY 😂