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God of Fury
Legacy of Gods, Book 5
Rina Kent
Brandon King is the quiet twin, the one everyone leans on, and he has never once said what it costs him. Nikolai Sokolov is a mafia heir with no restraint and no interest in being ignored — and he decides Brandon is his before Brandon has decided anything at all.
Builds through a long push and pull, with the heat arriving once the denial stops holding.
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Clocked.
everyone who figured something out about themselves several years later than everyone else did
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This book is great for
Rina Kent's first MM, running on the same timeline as the rest of Legacy of Gods — you're watching the series from a completely different angle.
- wants the gay awakening handled with real weight, not as a punchline
- likes an MMC who is genuinely unwell about one specific person
- reads for the banter as much as the obsession
- needs the soft one to be the most complicated one in the room
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