Review: Renegade Reject
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 11, 2014
“I **ckin’ love you. I’ve loved you since I first saw you. I’ll love you until I take my last breath.”Dear Dawn Martens and Emily Minton,Never stop writing books together.Seriously...DO.NOT.STOP!I'm sure you ladies rock individually but together you are a force to be reckoned with.I absolutely love the 'biker' genre.I love the brotherhood, the Old Ladies, the chaos, the drama. It makes me happy and angry and excited and crazy all at the same time. I think it's easy to have books in this genre to fall to the wayside with so many being released but the Renegade Sons MC series stands out in a sea of many."I don’t think we get to choose who we love.”“I sometimes wonder if I’m just looking for the Preach I fell in love with, but I think that man’s gone.”He squeezes me tight. “He’s there. You just got to give him time to find himself again.”For the first half of Renegade Reject we backtrack and see how Preach became a member of the Renegade Sons MC and we also see how he met Daisy, the seventeen year old daughter of fellow brother, Maker. If you are planning to read this book then you must have read Renegade Lady and know that not only do Preach and Daisy have a shaky past BUT you also know that Daisy is pregnant with his child so...yeah...Preach and Daisy meet when he comes to see her home from work and rescues her from being raped by some boys that are from her school. The duo form a fast friendship which eventually turns to love, but Preach knows that as a member's daughter, Daisy is off limits until she is not only of age but until he claims her as his...but something happens...something bad...and it destroys the future that Preach and Daisy are both looking forward to.I will get through this. I will get through this. I will...I don’t think I can get through this.With her heart shattered, Daisy decides to leave the town of Big Clifty and Preach behind when her dad is in a wreck and needs a special rehabilitation facility for his injuries. Daisy's mother, a club whore, that had her when she was fifteen, loathes not only her husband but her daughter as well and is happy to see them leave.Getting Maker better takes longer than she expected and when she returns after being gone for three years she is shocked to see that Preach has not only changed, but he has changed for the worse.“I can’t do this. I just can’t do this anymore. It hurts too much. Loving you tears me apart.”There are times...ok A LOT of times, that I was so pissed at Preach.MAN UP...MAN THE HELL UP PREACH!Fight for her...FIGHT. FOR.YOUR.WOMAN.But he didn't...Why?Well because not only does he think he isn't good enough for Daisy, he is worried that he will eventually hurt her in ways that his father used to hurt his mother, sister, and him.“I can’t take away those memories, but I can love you every day for the rest of my life.”I'm not going to even sugar coat this - the odds are stacked against these two.Crazy as hell mother + Crazy as hell ex-friend + Overprotective family members + And two stubborn as hell people = One crazy as hell yet awesome ride.“I’ll love you today, tomorrow, and every day for the rest of our lives.”