Review: Excellent addition to the Renegade series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2014
*** some spoilers ahead.I truly enjoyed this book though I wanted to strangle (or horsewhip, beat to a pulp, kick where it would really would count) Preach for most of the book. The s*** he puts Daisy through (including taking her virginity against a wall in the strip club because he was drunk and believed the lies heard  from a two faced whore) are hard to read. I was not sure he deserved Daisy, but she loved him. I was glad that she was not a doormat h, but she certainly needed to stand up for herself more in all aspects of her life.Daisy is wonderful, but her mother has hated her for her whole life and I hate that she stayed with her parents even after she was kicked out to the unfinished garage when her mother turned her room into a tanning salon while she was gone for 3 years with her father helping him recover from a bad accident.He father just went with the flow of a horrendous marriage to an evil woman and never stood up for Daisy. Eventually, he did step up, but for almost all of her life, no one except her grandparents did anything good for her.  I wish they would have gotten her away from that house and the constant abuse (mental and physical) her mother subjected her to while her father was always getting drunk at the MC clubhouse.The only other person who helped her was Ice who we know and love from a previous book. They become good friends and Ice helps gets Daisy through a lot.Overall a good book. It kept me reading even when I wanted to toss my tablet in frustration with Preach being such a drunken idiot. I am glad that they got their HEA after a lot of troubles and work b Preach to get sober. Looking forward to the next book about Preach's sister who we get to meet reword the end of the book.