Ruthless Demon King
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4.2 • 88 Ratings
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Publisher Description
The Demon King has started a new monarchy in the United States.
It used to be that the president was the most powerful person in the country. That all changed when Wrath crossed over to our world. Nothing could stop him. Nothing can kill him. Eventually we all bowed at his altar.
Now there are websites dedicated to worshipping him. Countless internet memes about how ridiculously gorgeous he is. And yeah, I can admit he’s fine as hell. But he’s a villain to end all villains. There’s no way I’m falling prey to that.
That is until I accidentally cross paths with the Demon King. Wrath demands I bow to him. For a second, I almost do. Being around him is...consuming. But dying is better than surrendering, and I refuse.
Except when Wrath turns his dark, dangerous power on me...it doesn’t work. And now the villain is looking at me like I’m the enemy.
I manage to get away, but word quickly spreads—Rain Low, a nobody from a tourist town, is somehow immune to the Demon King.
Now Wrath is hellbent on destroying me and those who want to destroy him are hellbent on using me.
But I’m no heroine. And I’m certainly no villain. But if I’m going to survive, I have to play the game. If the Demon King wants a fight, he’s going to get one.
Note: Ruthless Demon King is the first book in a villain enemies-to-lovers paranormal romance trilogy. You can expect lots of tension, action, twists, and hate kissing, and a villain you love to love. Ruthless Demon King is a full-length novel and ends on a cliff-hanger, but the trilogy is now complete. Please check the author's website for CWs/TWs.
Customer Reviews
3.8- good but…
This book is good, but it’s lacking a little bit of depth for me… the tension between Wrath and Rain is memorable from their first meeting, but for him to pretty much immediately call her “Diava” (excuse my spelling if that’s incorrect) was a little odd once we learn the true meaning. I did find myself wanting to pick up my headphones to listen to it, but I can’t say it was an urge. Overall though I found the plot was pretty smooth and it is well written. I didn’t find anything about the main characters or the writing style that annoyed me, which there often is even in my higher rated books so I’d call that a win and I would recommend reading this to the right audience, but not necessarily to everyone in the spicy book community.
Terrible writing
The plot of this is awful.