[New Post] ARC Review: Lawless God by Lola King

Title: Lawless God

Author: Lola King

Page count: 556

Published: April 4th, 2024

Publisher: Valentine PR

Genre: BDSM Romance

Received: From the publisher in exchange for an honest review

Rating: 5/5

I sent a psychopath to prison. Now he’s out and back for revenge.
They call me Kayla ‘The Ruthless’ King. The Queen of the North Shore and leader of the Kings’ Crew.

Because of the sacrifices I’ve made and the merciless way I run my crew, the North Shore belongs to me.

In our town, you can only thrive if you’re the worst of the worst. But that all ended when the psychopath I put away returned with a target on my back.

If I’m The Ruthless King, Nathan White is The Lawless God. The biggest and baddest of them all. He’s heartless and cruel, and everyone is safer out of his way. Including me.

When he comes back to the North Shore with only my name on his lips, I know my days are numbered. Or so I thought until he took me.

Nathan doesn’t want me dead. He wants me to suffer. And what better way than to keep me captive as he destroys my crew and legacy.

I’m fighting a war that I’m unprepared for, and in the midst of chaos, my feelings blur with the need for survival. My secrets aren’t safe anymore, and neither is my heart.

You know what they say? Never fall in love with the enemy.

Too late for that.

This book is a standalone in a series of interconnected standalones. It can be read on its own.

I can’t believe that this series is over, this was such a fantastic series. I will be reading this again in the future. There is just so much that I want to say about this series and everyone, but this is about Kayla and Nate. The banter and chemistry between Nate and Kayla were top notch. I enjoyed how they pushed one another’s buttons but at the same time they were able to grow as a couple. The moment that Nate was in the series book I was instantly intrigued by him and I’m happy that he was the last because this was my favourite in the series. We do get to see everyone for one last hurrah which is great. I will say this book has a lot of triggers so be sure to check them before reading.