Review: Getting better
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2014
Rate: 3,5 starsGenre: EroticaQuote: “You were born a sinner, and you will die a sinner.”I had read Renegade Lady from the same authors and I enjoy it. I enjoyed this one as well.Renegade Reject tells the story of Preach and Daisy. If you read the first one you’ll see that the authors kept their fast pacing and the twists and turns that will keep you hooked to the story. I think the authors are great at that.Again, I had some trouble with the inconsistencies and character development of this story. The formula is basically the same as the one of the first book: you have the falling in love and the characters disagreement with forced drama. What drives them apart ends up being a grain of sand compared with all the things Preach does to Daisy afterwards.In this book I think that the incestuous trait that I found in the first book gets worse. It is a bit disturbing when you see the MC brothers being all defensive of their daughters and granddaughters - who are  practically raised in the MC -, but not having any trouble to have them prostituting for their brothers or stripping in the MC’s strip club. When you think about it, and being them all family as they allege to be, you see that fathers are seeing their daughter strip in front of a bunch of guys with whom they grew up with. A bit disturbing…I found the characters overly simplistic as well. They are either good or bad. Lula (Daisy’s mother) is unrealistic. Leah also. Their malice was way too childish and added to the inconsistencies of the book. Everyone knows that they are bad, but people always believe in what they say. There’s even a part where there’s an attempt to justify Lula’s malice  with “she was born that way”.However, I found that in this book the loopholes were better resolved than in the first one. The authors seem to be more attentive to those inconsistencies and I think overall there was an improvement in this book when compared with the first one.I would recommend this book to MC book fans. It’s not, in my opinion, the best series out there, but I think it’s a work in progress and the authors seem to have what it takes to get it there.