Review: 4 "Is He Really Worth It" Stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2014
I've always been a  huge fan of the MC romance genre but I've noticed that the more that come out, the less original they become. But I'm so happy I took a chance on the Renegade Sons series because I'm really enjoying it!Renegade Reject is the second book in the series but you don't necessarily have to read the first book to read this one. In fact, this book kind of inter laps with the first book so everything that happened with the first book, happens in the second book as well. Which works for people who haven't read the book in a while (as a fresh reminder) or for those who haven't at all. Unfortunately for me, I read them back to back so I found the repetitiveness very dragging because I kind of felt like I was reading the same book twice at times.Daisy has been around the club her whole life but she's never let it affect her choices. She loves the club but is also her own person and does her own thing. Both her parents have been a part of the club for a long time: her father as a member and her mother as a club whore. I find despite the fact that Daisy turned out well, her childhood was very messed up. Her mother is just plain horrible and her father is always drunk, he can barely remember she exist half the time. I liked who Daisy was as a person but at times I couldn't help but feel like she deserved more out of life, especially once she became 18 and fully immersed herself in the club.Preach is quite frankly, a f*** up. He also had a messed up upbringing but in a  completely different setting. He grew up in a very strict, religious household that ultimately made him snap and go to prison. When Preach meets Daisy, I was so happy with the person he was becoming but soon after he makes the biggest mistake of his life and honestly, it just went downhill from there.I love when books have the angst and drama but at one point you just have to stop for a second and think: how much more can these characters take? I felt that way, specifically for Daisy. I'm sorry but she deserves way better then Preach! The mess that they call a relationship went through a messed up cycle for a really long time and it just tired me out. I understand the type of guys that are in these clubs but I don't think that should absolve them from doing effed up crap and ruining people's lives! I let a lot of stuff slide but I knew I wasn't feeling Preach when I was actually happy Daisy met someone new. I was literally hoping for her to stay with this new guy and for Preach to continue with his miserable self.When you read MC biker books, you have to have an open mind and remember to breathe through the hard times. I knew that and honestly, I didn't freak out at all while reading it. But when I think about if I could see Preach and Daisy working long term, I become doubtful. I don't trust Preach and I don't think he will ever change. It can be tricky to write a damaged hero; too little and he's a wuss but too much and he's unredeemable. And in my eyes, Preach messed up one too many times for me to believe he will ever change. You know what that they say: "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me."Despite my wavering feelings on the characters I really enjoyed this book and I love the characters. I'm looking forward to reading Timber's story and I recommend this book to fans of this genre!