Deception Trilogy - Rina Kent

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All aboard for the next stop in the RinaVerse journey - The Deception Trilogy.





When I first read the Legacy of Gods series, Lia and Adrian Volkov made my spider sense tingle. There was something about their history as told from the perspectives of Anti and Jeremy that made me wish to know more and now I do. I know it all and and I am SO FREAKING HERE FOR IT. 

First of all, Adrian is the father of the LOG kids that would NEVER do anything to hurt his woman. The lengths Adrian goes to in this series for his beloved is just insane. There's murder, mayhem, lies and deceit to the rest of the bratva, but he does everything with his eyes on the prize of bringing home his one true love - Lia. 

When I started reading and met Winter I was like WTF IS THIS. THIS IS NOT ADRIAN FROM LOG! And then as the story progresses and you see the facts, the truth behind his actions... it is swoon worthy in that way only dark romance guys can be. Did he do bad? Was he an unmitigated ass? YES and OMG YES but he was always looking out for his lady. Seriously. these three books are SUCH a freaking ride. 

Hold on tight and enjoy another 5 star series from Rina Kent. 


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