God of War (Legacy of Gods, #6)

by Rina Kent

“I’m high maintenance.” “Just the way I like it.” “I have extremely expensive tastes.” “Good thing I come from old money and I’m rich enough to outshine a few countries’ GDP.” “I’ll drive you crazy.” “Nothing new there.” “I don’t like you.” “That’s because you love me.” “In your damn dreams. I’m way out of your league.” “I can rope you back in if I choose to.”

This is unfair. Why are men better in fiction? Petition to transform the entire male population into men written by women. Please and thank you.

“If you give up everything for her, you’ll eventually despise her for forcing you down this path.” “That’s where you’re wrong. I’d never despise her.” “Even if she’s the reason you ruin the ambition you’ve harbored your entire life?” “Even then.” “You’ll be destructive without a purpose.” “I have a purpose. It’s her.”

I recognized my life wouldn’t be peaceful the moment this motherfucking twat walked up to my eldest daughter the day she was born and kissed her on the mouth.