God of Malice wer. angielska

Killian Carson exudes a magnetic aura, reminiscent of a predator lurking behind a mask of suave sophistication. His enigmatic presence deceives most, but not Glyndon King. She perceives the dangerous mind beneath the surface and feels an instinct to flee, yet there's an intense thrill in the risk she finds hard to resist. Despite the looming threat, she finds herself drawn toward the chaos, anticipating his pursuit while secretly yearning to be ensnared. Glyndon constantly grapples with feelings of inadequacy, never quite living up to her family's standards. However, Killian's interest doesn't waver—he simply claims her as his own. The rivalry between their schools and the longstanding enmity of their families fade into insignificance for him. As their histories weave together in chilling ways they could not foresee, the outcome could either fortify their relationship or lead to its destruction. Is it possible for two fractured individuals to find solace in one another, or will their ominous passions ultimately consume them? This novel explores a dark romance with complex themes, some of which may not align with all readers' preferences. It's advisable to review the author's note for specific content warnings before diving into the story.