Reign of a King

Kingdom Duet, Book 1

By: Rina Kent

Narrated by: Shane East, Keira Stevens

Nothing is fair in war. Jonathan King is every bit his last name.

Powerful. Untouchable. Corrupted. He’s also my dead sister’s husband and way older than me.

When I first met him as a clueless child, I thought he was a god. Now, I have to confront that god to protect my business from his ruthless grip. Little did I know that declaring a war on the king will cost me everything. When Jonathan covets something, he doesn’t only win, he conquers. Now, he has his sights on me. He wants to consume not only my body, but also my heart and my soul. I fight, but there’s no escaping the king in his kingdom.

Reign of a King is the first book of a duet and is not stand-alone.

©2020 Rina Kent (P)2020 Rina Kent

So much potential but no storyline

This entire story could have been told in just a few chapters—it was a boy meets girl and that’s it story. There was no actual external plot or rise and fall or hiccup or anything of that sort. It only alluded to the one main issue with her father which doesn’t even get addressed in this story. It was a constant repeat of this same exact problem being mentioned over and over and except for one line in the last chapter-even that doesn’t get to involved—there really was no plot at all. And the “duet” should have been one book. It’s a shame because the entire series is amazing—it just feel forced that this was split into 2 books so unnecessarily. Plus a Majority of the sexual experiences were glossed over with several “it went on for 2 weeks like that” type lines.

Yes please

Daddy? Sorry. Daddy? Johnathan King could have me doing anything for him with just one look

Amazing

I absolutely loved listening to Reign of a King!! I loved every single moment of this story.

Great story so far..

I prefer standalone books.. however, I am enjoying it. Looking forward to listening to the next one. The narrators are great. The mixed voices within the chapters takes some getting used to.

Mixed Feelings

While the overall story is interesting, I found the MFC more docile than I’d like (considering her situation) and I’ve had an overall hard time liking the MMC. I know there’s a second book to this and I hope I’ll feel like giving it a better review once all is said and done, but I usually expect to like a difficult MC more than this by now.