Yes. You can find it here.

Yes. While the series are interconnected, they can be read independently. I do recommend reading them in order to avoid minor spoilers, but it’s perfectly fine to hop between independent series as long as you follow the order within that particular series.

Yes. All my books take place in the same #Rinaverse.

No. That will make the parents/grandparents too old and I want them to remain in this age forever.

Yes. The series is called Legacy of Gods and all the books are interconnected standalones. You can start with God of Malice.

My books have been translated into over 13 languages, with many more on the way. You can find them here. Be sure to check back periodically as the list is constantly updated.

Royal Elite Series #0 Cruel King: Levi King & Astrid Clifford #1 Deviant King: Aiden King & Elsa Steel #2 Steel Princess: Aiden King & Elsa Steel #3 Twisted Kingdom: Aiden King & Elsa Steel #4 Black Knight: Xander Knight & Kimberly Reed #5 Vicious Prince: Ronan Astor & Teal Van Doren #6 Ruthless Empire: Cole Nash & Silver Queens #7 Royal Elite Epilogue: All Royal Elite couples Kingdom Duet Reign of a King & Rise of a Queen: Jonathan King & Aurora Harper Lies & Truths Duet All the Lies & All the Truths: Asher Carson & Reina Ellis Throne Duet Throne of Power & Throne of Vengeance: Kyle Hunter & Rai Sokolov Thorns Duet Red Thorns & Black Thorns: Sebastian Weaver & Naomi Chester Empire Series #1 Empire of Desire: Nathaniel Weaver & Gwyneth Shaw #2 Empire of Sin: Knox Van Doren & Anastasia Sokolov #3 Empire of Hate: Daniel Sterling & Nicole Adler #4 Empire of Lust: Kingsley Shaw & Aspen LeBlanc Deception Trilogy Vow of Deception, Tempted by Deception, & Consumed by Deception: Adrian Volkov & Lia Morelli Monster Trilogy Blood of My Monster, Lies of My Monster, & Heart of My Monster: Kirill Morozov & Alexandra Ivanova Legacy of Gods Series #1 God of Malice: Killian Carson & Glyndon King #2 God of Pain: Creighton King & Annika Volkov #3 God of Wrath: Jeremy Volkov & Cecily Knight #4 God of Ruin: Landon King & Mia Sokolov #5 God of Fury: Brandon King & Nikolai Sokolov #6 God of War: Eli King & Ava Nash Villain Series #1 Kiss the Villain: Gareth Carson & Kayden Lockwood #2 Hunt the Villain: Vaughn Morozov & Yulian Dimitriev #3 Crave the Villain: TBA Vipers Series #1 Beautiful Venom: Kane Davenport & Dahlia Thorne #2 Sweet Venom: TBA #3 Tempting Venom: TBA

The short answer is no. Unless I announce that I’m writing a book for a specific character, it’s not happening. I understand that many readers are intrigued by side characters and want more of their stories, but if those characters don’t speak to me, I won’t write it. I simply refuse to force a story, and trust me—you wouldn’t want a story that isn’t born out of pure passion.

There are too many to mention, but I’ll list the ones I get asked about most often. The characters below won’t be getting a full book. However, there’s a possibility of a short story for Ethan & Agnus only. Remington Astor & Ariella Nash Maya Sokolov & Ilya Ethan Steel & Agnus Hamilton Maks & Yuri Karina & Viktor Akira & Ren Caroline & Matteo Yan Zachariah Sterling

Yes.

At this time, no. If I find a compact way of doing it in the future, I will. I do, however, have a family character tree for Legacy of Gods.

Yes, you can find that here.

Can intense be used here? I usually start with an abstract idea and characters in my head, and I let them sit there for months—sometimes even years. The longer they stay in my mind, the better they develop. My plotting process begins in my head, where I form a general idea of how the story will unfold. Then I jot down a few notes and dive straight into writing. I get to know my characters better as I write them, and I’m often surprised by how differently they translate on the page compared to how they originally lived in my head. I’m very goal-oriented, so once I start writing, my focus is on reaching the finish line. This means I sometimes leave out descriptions or details to get to the end more efficiently. Afterward, I go through the draft about three times before sending it to my betas and editors. Then, I revise it at least three more times before it’s finalized. When I’m writing a book, it tends to consume my life. I eat, drink, and sleep while thinking about the main characters, and it can get intense since I’m a bit of a method writer. I wish it weren’t so draining, but alas, that’s just how it is for me. To avoid burnout, I make sure to take multiple breaks between books to reset and recharge.

No, it’s extremely hard for me to picture an actor or a model while writing. I usually have a clear mental image of the character and stay true to that. I also like giving readers the freedom to imagine the character however they see fit, whether it’s a specific actor, model, or their own mental image. I do have Pinterest boards that capture the general mood of the stories, which you can find here.

Cheating, sharing, and multiple partners.

Yes. You can find all my MM books here.

I truly believe every author’s journey is unique, so what works for one person might not resonate with someone else. If I had to give one piece of advice, it would be this: Write what you love so that you’re part of your own target audience. If you’re passionate about it, chances are others will be, too. Don’t blindly follow trends, but if you do, make sure to add your own twist. Most importantly, find your voice and stay true to it.

Due to wrist strain, I rarely sign paperbacks personally. However, you can find digitally signed paperbacks here. As for merchandise, I license third parties, and you can find them here.

Aside from what’s shared in the 'About' section, I prefer to stay behind the scenes. I’m extremely private and would rather let my books take the spotlight instead of myself.

At the moment, no. For privacy reasons.

They’re indefinitely out of print and have been replaced by the publishers’ covers. You can find the last copies of God of Malice and God of War here. You can also try finding them in reseller or trade groups, but I strongly discourage overpriced reselling—please don’t put yourself under financial strain to own specific versions. Additionally, only purchase a book if you see an actual image of it, preferably with a date stamp if necessary, as there are many counterfeit, illegally printed versions that look and feel cheap.

Since some of my books are now distributed by publishers, I no longer offer model covers. They're indefinitely out of print.

Team Zero series has been unpublished as of May 2021. There are no current plans to pick it up again. You can still grab the paperbacks from here (scroll the the end).

Ruin was unpublished and is on hiatus indefinitely. The Rhodes' series is not in plans for the near future.

As of February 2022, the Hate & Love duet by Rina Kent and Isabella Starling has reached the end of its contract and is now unpublished. There are no plans to re-publish it.