It was middle of the afternoon by the time I was done with all that, so I decided to check on the status of the meeting, thinking it would be done. She goes by Sephie, short for Persephone, and the big boss of the local mob is clearly the love interest. Turner has always been Sephie’s dearest and kindest neighbor, as he informs oddities around their neighbors in time.

She lived alone in an average neighborhood and had pretty much everyone around her loving her dearly and looking out for her. Rise of the King" is a testament to survival as much as it is a story about the people placed in your life to help you along the way.

RJ Kane’s King of the Underworld is a dark romance novel that follows the story of Sephie, a seemingly ordinary girl who finds herself caught in the world of the mafia. Boss is still in the meeting, princess, but I’m sure he will be happy for you to interrupt,” he said when we walked in.

The story of the King of the Underworld is all about Sephie and her extraordinary adventure in the Underworld. I absolutely love the banter and sass from Cal, not to mention the possessiveness and inner monologue from Adrik.

King of the Underworld Adrik might be a ruler and known for his ruthless personality but with his queen he’s a man in love. Following this encounter, the King revealed to Sephie that she is Persephone, the Queen of the Underworld.

But with this newfound power comes danger, as she finds herself on the wrong side of some of the most powerful men in the city. The ending on the second book was abrupt and no hints that there’s gonna be a book on other characters or if the story continues or what’s next ….This whole book, the whole story have a special place in my heart, I cannot wait for the rest to come out and read it finally as a whole and just continue to re read it. I congratulate the author on a job well done, and I recommend that this book which stands out amongst other mafia romance web novels be read and digested to the very least. The writing fell short, the protagonist grated on my nerves, and the constant POV switches felt more like a desperate attempt to meet a word count than a deliberate narrative choice.