Renegade Reject

Renegade Sons MC #2

by Emily Minton, Dawn Martens

* Special limited edition of Renegade Reject includes the novelette Renegade Wedding. Join Kidd and Jenna as they tie the knot in true biker fashion.

Daisy “Little Flower” Anderson has lived her entire life on the sidelines of the Renegade Sons MC. Her father is a member, and her mother a club whore turned old lady. Not wanting to follow their footsteps, she chose a different path; one that keeps her close to the biker family she loves, but out of the club.
Struggling to keep it together, she never thought she would have anything of her own, until she met Preach. He is everything she swore she didn't want in life. One night of passion leads to unexpected consequences, and she knows, now more than ever, it’s time to move forward.
Garrett “Preach” Austin lived his life caught in his father’s iron fist. He never thought he would want anything more than freedom from his past, until he met his “Little Flower”. She shows him there is more to life than pain.
Preach has a secret; one that forces him to choose between Daisy and his brothers. Even though he loves Daisy, the Renegade Sons are the only true family he has. He knows he can’t have her, yet he can’t let her go.
When Daisy moves on, Preach realizes what he’s lost. Can he prove that he’s the man for her, or is he too late?

WARNING:
Renegade Reject contains adult situations some readers may find offensive. This is a raw and gritty story involving explicit sex, foul language, violence and drug use. Not intended for readers under 18.

Genres: Romance, Abuse, Contemporary Romance, Erotica, Contemporary, Motorcycle, Second Chance

312 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 10, 2014

About the author

USA Today Bestselling author, Emily Minton is a Kentucky native. She is proud to call the Bluegrass State home. She claims she bleeds blue–Wildcat Blue! She has been married to her husband, David, for over twenty years. They share two wonderful children.
Emily loves to read and has more books on her kindle than most people could read in a lifetime, but she intends to read every single one. She has published nine books, but there are many more are floating around in her head. She hopes to get them all on paper before long. She loves sharing her dreams with her readers.

Reviews

[Cristina · Rating 1 out of 5]

Let me start off by saying I DID NOT FINISH THIS BOOK. I couldn't take all the cheating from the hero and the stupidness of the heroine. I stopped 2/3 into the book and went straight to the Epilogue.
So you can guess that I hated this book. There was not one character I liked. It was that bad.
Let's start with Garret, shall we?
He cheats on Daisy with her "best friend" Leah countless times. As if that's not all, Daisy continues to sleep with him. Even after knowing and witnessing Garret and Leah together. Eww.

“You know what? You’re right. I don’t know why the hell I ever wasted my time with you. You’re nothing but a stupid bitch,” said by Garret to Daisy.

I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone unless you enjoy a drunk, cheating hero and a stupid doormat heroine.

[London · Rating 1 out of 5]

Title: Renegade Reject (Renegade Sons MC #2)
Series: Yes
Author: Emily Minton
Release Date: May 10, 2014
Rating: 1 star
POV: Dual
HEA: .Yes.


And for those of you that need the following answered prior to starting a book:

Any Hard Limits?
Cliffhanger: . No.
Intolerable Heroine .Yes.
Über Douchebagery .Yes.
Taboo Subject Matter .No.
Cheating: .A lot, yes.
Love Triangle .No.




This book is absolute filth. I hated Preach. He was nothing but a disgusting, filthy, cheating ,lying piece of garbage. Nothing he does redeems him in my eyes and the fact that he continues to do the most appalling things to Daisy makes me sick. I hate reading about weak heroines and to me Daisy is the epitome of a weak heroine. She is treated so damn badly by Preach and she continued to give herself to him. Honestly I ended up thinking she deserved all the pain for having so little self respect.


Hated this book

[Glass · Rating 4 out of 5]

Full review posted on May 20th, 2014

*Fangirling scream*

That was how I reacted when I saw review copy in my inbox. Younger sister failed to understand why I was so cheerful and hyped. Told me that I looked" like a fucking rainbow exploded in our living room" and ordered me to tone it down. My response - lovingly staring into my Kindle and ignoring everyone around me. Because Preach! Under my fingertips. Click, click and there it was - his story.

Back in March, pressed with dire need for something smutty with bastards I love to hate, I stumbled upon first Renegade Sons MC novel. I loved it more than I expected, so I got excited when I saw that Preach was next. Was it what I expected? Yes! Even more.

Renegade Reject is a typical biker romance - it has typical elements and storyline, you know what to expect. There is violence, name calling, don't even let me start with sex, feminists would have a blast with ripping it apart - male and female "roles", hierarchy, branding... If you start thinking too hard about it, you'll get mad, but if you accept it as it is - a modern fairy tale, you might find yourself glued to the pages of book at 4 in the morning.

Story about Daisy and Preach started really good. You get great character development, everything is actually explained and not portrayed solely as a cliche. One thing that I did mind was that some parts of the story were almost the same as in the previous novel. I hope that authors will decide to surprise us in the next one and give us completely different story.

Warning! There is a lot of drama. Nothing unexpected, but that last third of the novel was a little bit over the top. Again, if you accept Renegade Reject with all defining point of the genre, that won't be a big problem for you.

Third book in the series, Renegade Angel is about Timber and Tabby and it should be published later this year. I can't wait!

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If there are ARCs available, I want one copy as soon as possible!

[Kellie Maddox-Ward · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm going to give you a number.. 742.. that's how many times I wanted to give a Preach a high five.

In the face.

With a Chair.

He infuriated me the whole way through, ok so not THE WHOLE WAY.. I did fall for him at the start Just like Dawn and Emily wanted me too. But then.. HELLO ASSHOLE!

I knew it was going to happen.. It was like a car accident waiting to happen. and it did.. and it still crushed my poor little heart as well as Daisy's.

I'm super happy that there is no 10,000 jump in years in this book (hehe ok so 6 I exaggerated!)

I felt it gave Daisy time to grow up.

She was an awesome character! Yes she was naive but damn she had character and back bone! Not as big as backbone as Ice but it was still there!

If you have seen the book trailer that goes with this book, you know what happens so I am just going to keep this really short and sweet.

I really liked this book. I hated HATED parts of it. Sex was great.. at times...
I liked growing along with the characters, whether it be our Hero Preach and heroine Daisy, or hanging out with Ice and Kidd and Maker etc. just the whole "family".

But I loved that unicorns and cupcakes became BFF's and gave me a rainbow Happy Ever After! Damn am I intrigued about the next book now!

[Val ⚓️ Shameless Handmaiden ⚓️ · Rating 3 out of 5]

3 Stars

This was a quick, drama filled read and I enjoyed it...

HOWEVER.

There was just a little too much needless cheating on the part of the lead male character that I just thought was uncalled for, and frankly, unforgivable.



(This is not a spoiler by the way, this is made plainly evident in book one.)

Somehow the author managed to make him still likeable to me - a fucking unexplainable miracle, honestly, because this is typically a hard limit for me...although my tastes seem to be changing a lot recently - but still...just a little much in an already somewhat repetitive, disjointed MC drama.

Otherwise, I still liked it and will probably read the next one. Because I am a glutton for punishment.

[Carol (StarAngel's Reviews) Allen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book – Renegade Reject (Renegade Sons MC #2)
Author – Emily Minton & Dawn Martens
Publication Date – May 10, 2014
Type – No Cliffhanger Series
Genre – Romance
Rating – 4 out of 5 Stars

Complimentary Copy provided by Author (Blog Tour) in exchange for an honest review.

Review
So, I was offered a chance to read this book and remembered all the controversy with the 1st book “Renegade Lady” and I jumped at the chance and lucky for me…I was also given a copy of the 1st one…now, I believed that I have read every possible MC book scenario out there…but you know what? This book was ‘off the wall’ fantastic and I couldn’t wait to get to the next page and then the next page but by the time I made it to the end….there was one important thought I was experiencing and that was…..MORE!  I didn’t want it to end – I wanted more in the life of Daisy, Preach, Kidd, Ice, Skittles…



I think I have found a new MC series that I will be addicted to and praying for each new release!

Recap
We met Daisy and Preach in the first book and knew that things were strained between the two of them.  So now we get the inside scoop of why this is….Daisy has always been attracted to Preach and vice versa but things happen to break them apart and keep them struggling to continue with life without the love of their lives.  As much as Preach keeps messing up with trying to get Daisy back, he just doesn’t learn that inside of his tough exterior, he is worthy of her.  The more he tries to get Daisy out of his life…the more he battles with the feelings that won’t go away.



Daisy has her own problems she must deal with and Preach is at the top of them – he is constantly there every time she turns around and he continues to do and say things that tear her apart from the inside out. 

When Preach finally hits rock bottom and knows the only way to get his Little Flower back is to grow up, clean up his act and show Daisy just how much she means to him….will he be able to be the man she needs?

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[Wendys Wycked Words · Rating 3 out of 5]

2,5 - 3 stars ...review to come.

There was a lot of cheating...normally I can get over shit like that, but it happend more than once and with the heroines best friend (well former best friend that is). He was such a fucking douchebag...sure he tried to redeem himself, but damn what an asshole.

I know Kidd from book 1 fucked around a lot, but at least he never ever cheated. He made some terrible mistakes, but it wasn't anywere naar as bad a what Preacher did. I can forgive cheating when there is some major groveling and when you can see the love between the hero and heroine. I didn't see that here. I mean he was fucking the bitch while the heroine was in the same room ..even after everything that happend and then he just kept doing it....asking the heroine, what her problem was ???

Douchebag !!! I liked Kidd (book 1). I fucking hated Preacher !

[Lu Bielefeld · Rating 3 out of 5]

3 ⭐⭐⭐ - OK decent reads
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Reread January 2022
#Unsafe #UnsafeAsFuck

I was pissed off again at our heroine's passivity and our Zero's lack of zipper control! He just drinks and the zipper opens and he has sex with any bitch that comes along!
The stars go to the bitches' horrible death, my heart got warm again! I love it! The author never lets me down when it's time to send bitches to hell!

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Reread October 2018
#Unsafe #UnsafeAsFuck
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Review in Portuguese and English

Realmente não sei o que dizer sobre este livro.
O herói é um sem vergonha que trai nossa heroína com várias mulheres e inclusive com a melhor amiga dela.
Basta ele se embriagar que ele abre o zíper para qualquer vadia que estiver a disposição dele.
Tudo serve de desculpa para ele tratar mal nossa heroína que serve de capacho para ele durante todo o tempo.
Ela é uma tonta que aceita tudo.
A atitude dela me incomodou muito. Ela deveria namorar outros caras e seguir com a vida dela. Mesmo eles ficando juntos no final ela deveria ter curtido mais a vida em vez de ficar sofrendo por ele. Pelo menos ela não ficaria na seca enquanto ele se divertia com outras vadias.
A história é bem escrita e mesmo quando os personagens me irritaram muito eu segui adiante com a leitura e gostei de vários aspectos do livro.
Que merda é essa do cara ser um baita mulherengo e exigir exclusividade da namorada dele?
É difícil de engolir esta atitude dele. Mas nossa heroína é uma boba mesmo.
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Really don't know what to say about this book.
The hero is a dick who betrays our heroine with several women and even with her best friend.
All he has to do is get drunk that he opens the zipper to any bitch that is at his disposal.
All excuse for him to harass our heroine who serves as a doormat for him the whole time.
She's a fool that accepts everything.
Her attitude bothered me a lot. She should date other guys and move on with her life. Even they getting together at the end she should have enjoyed more life instead of suffering for him.
At least she wouldn't be high and dry while he had fun with other bitches.
The story is well-written and even when the characters pissed me off so much I followed through with reading and liked several aspects of the book.
What the fuck is this guy be such a womanizer and require exclusivity from his girlfriend?
It's hard to swallow this attitude. But our heroine is a fool.

She motions toward my dick. “I could always help you out, ya know. I wouldn’t tell Daisy. I wouldn’t tell anyone. It’d be our little secret.”

A second later her lips wrap around my cock, and all thoughts of my girl fade away.  My brothers are right. This bitch sucks dick like a pro.

I kiss her goodbye. It’s been nearly three weeks since that night with Leah, and I still feel guilty every time I touch Daisy.

“She’ll never understand anyway.  You made her feel special and precious to you, and then you betrayed her in the worst way.  Nothing you can say will change that.”

I’m just stepping into the hallway when I see Preach walk out of his room.  He’s zipping up his pants with Leah sauntering behind him. She’s got one of those ‘cat that just ate the cream’ looks plastered on her face.

“You know what?  You’re right.  I don’t know why the hell I ever wasted my time with you.  You’re nothing but a stupid bitch,” he says before letting me go with a sharp jerk.

I just treated her worse than the lowest of club whores.  What the fuck did I do!?

How the hell do you make up for stealing the woman you love’s virginity?  The answer comes to me in a flash.  You don’t.  Slowly, I push off the ground and walk to my bike.

A nasty smile covers his face as his fists unclench and his arms go around her waist.  Hand roaming down her body, he cups her ass.
He has Leah bent over the bar and is pounding into her from behind like there is no tomorrow.  Feeling my blood run cold, I ignore the warning signals going off in my head as I throw caution to the wind and stomp right toward them.

the same moan I heard last night when he was buried inside of me and finally loving me the way that I wanted him to all along.

But you don’t need to go, because from now on, you are dead to me.”

“Nope. I gave up on that idea when I saw him with Leah only a few hours after he left my bed.  After I say what I got to say to him, I’m done.  I’ll let him see his child anytime he wants, but there will be no him and me.  After how he’s treated me, I’m over his ass.”

His head is laid back against the back of the couch, and a red-headed club whore is clinging to him, her hand on his jean covered cock, working his zipper.

I’m done wasting my tears on a man that does nothing but hurt me and destroy himself.  “Don’t touch me,” I whisper,

“You’re lucky that Skittles keeps all these bitches up to date on STD tests and all the boys wear condoms, or you’d be the one going in for testing.  I doubt you even know where your dick has been the last few years,”

Uncle Holt always tells me that you value the things you work for a lot more than the things that are given to you.  He’s right, because I value you above all else.”

[A.C. Bextor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Let me preface my review by saying that although I loved book one, I loved book two with intensity. I’m a sucker for angst and complication – this book has that in spades!

***Possible Spoilers***

Coming from a family of dysfunction and violence, Preach is led on a path to find a new beginning - finding it with the Renegade MC. Once he reaches his place of acceptance and belonging - now enter a sweet, young, and caring, Daisy.

I love Daisy. She’s the soft and sweet to Ice’s hard and crazy. Their friendship is relived in book two. During the story, Daisy finds herself loving a man that can’t love her back in the way she demands. Her personal growth throughout the book was evident, making you want to cheer her on as she struggles to find her inner strength.

Preach, throughout the book, was an idiot and at times I actually said out loud, to no one, “Whhhhaat? Nooooo!! Preach you’re a dumbass.” Seriously, idiot of epic proportions. My allegiance never left Daisy’s corner.

Ultimately, though, he wins the reader over with his soft and tender love that he has only for her.

“I told you when we were at the Lords’ compound that you were going to be claimed by a brother. I just didn’t tell you that the brother would be me.”

He loves her with intensity, this never wavered, even through his ridiculous and tormenting behavior.

“You’re delicate, beautiful, and precious. Even if your name wasn’t Daisy.”

The antagonists, Leah and Lulu, hopefully find themselves in eternal hell for their attempts to jeopardize Preach and Daisy. I hated both and I’m looking forward to enjoying their eventual demise. (Fingers crossed)

This book truly has it all. Love, angst, anger, violence, and the concluding happily ever after.

[Siti · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book was terrible. I don't know if it's even the same author who wrote the first book. I loved the first one. I don't know how the author could justify and redeem Preach's character. He was an utter arsehole! Like to the ninth degree! He cheated over and over and over again. And not just with anyone but with the heroine's mom and her bestfriend too! He was such a terrible hero. and the heroine, Daisy was no better. She was so weak. She would instantly forgive Preach and go back to him after all the terrible things he's done to her. She kept on saying that she will never forgive him and she never wants to see him again but yeah, guess what, with a little push, persuasion and seduction from Preach, she totally caved!

One of the worst books I've read this year.

[✿kawehi.reviews · Rating 4 out of 5]

Renegade Reject was just as hot and frustrating as book one, Renegade Lady.

You have your hot biker man and his innocent love interest, Garrett "Preach" Austin and his Daisy or "Little Flower": a love so pure, so innocent...well, started in humble beginnings that is for a MC book. Then one act of lust f*#cks it all up leading to years apart and heartache.

Will these two find a way back to each other? Will Preacher sacrifice the only real family he's ever had? Will Daisy risk the heartache once more? Or will Preach and Daisy feel the pangs of hurt and rejection once again?

My thoughts: For those of you who loved Renegade Lady then you'll love this one as well. Renegade Reject has the same type of feeling as Kidd and Jenna “Ice”'s story really except there's no selling a girl to be another MC member's old lady, no raping, and no warring between MC clubs.

There is, however, CHEATING for those of you who find that as a hard limit. Normally, it is for me but I didn't find it as bad and kind of braced myself for something like that after book one and you could just tell by the way the story was unfolding.

You will hate two particular characters in this, you will want to bash Preach in the head for being such a douche and complete dumba$#, and you willy get annoyed with Daisy from time to time but over all I think you will like this sequel in the Renegade Sons Series just as much as KiddxJenna's story.

For me though, there was one thing or acts towards that kind of left me feeling unsettled and unhappy. I mean, I did see this coming to them and will say that it was really justice served BUT I do not condone violent acts towards women no matter how much of a b#ch they are. I could see them: 1)being exiled out of town 2)get a slap or two 3)or even jail (for one in particular) but I think what happened in here was a bit much no matter the circumstances. But that's just my opinion really. I'm sure others will disagree and say that they got what they deserved.

In a positive light though, we do learn the back story of Daisy's grandmother, grandfather, and Uncle Holt triangle which was pretty interesting. And, we see Timber going to finally get bitten by the love bug!!

So...pack yourselves for a gritty, grueling, and steamy roller coaster!! This one is about to be riot!!

I hope that Reese's story is after Timber and then Chipper (hey, he needs a chance to love again), and would love a small novella or cameos of MakerxBrenda in the future books!! I was so happy for them to finally get their HEA!!

All in all, a good, decent read that won't disappoint!


*I received an ARC via the authors in exchange for an honest review. Thank you!!*

[Jac K]

Wow-I’m not really sure how to rate this. It’s one of those books that I could give 1, 2, or 2.5 ⭐’s, so I’m just going to leave a review. This will not be for everyone…especially my safety folks. Some of it was entertaining (in a whacky trainwrecky sorta way) and some parts were bad…so... so bad. Like the OW telling everyone D put an orange up her snatch because she heard Preacher likes oranges, and people actually believe it. 🤦‍♀‍ BUT…. I couldn’t look away. *I didn’t read the first book cuz it wasn’t free, and the reviews were mixed, but I didn’t really feel like I missed anything.

Here’re my disclaimers…. Renegade Reject is not a serious/gritty mc read. It reads like a MC telenovela. IMO, nothing resembles real life at all. The characters are all OTT, their actions are OTT, they can kill people, threaten police with zero consequences. The women are treated like property by OTT alpha biker dudes that cheat A LOT. * I guess technically he only cheats once (that’s the only time they’re in an actual relationship) but he repeatedly has sex/BJ’s with her ex-BFF Leah (after the bitch broke them up) and flip flops between the two several times.

Bottom Line- MC reads come with their own flavor, but this was on a whole other level. There’s a ton of OW drama, but rather than dealing with it the OW are just killed off, which felt lazy. BUT, honestly there isn’t much development… it’s just stuff happening followed by some plot manipulation for a HEA. I would only recommend to readers that can separate from the plot (not take character’s actions personally) and looking for a few hours of mindless MC drama drama drama. Personally, I don’t mind messy if it’s developed/explored for some feels, but I prefer my less serious reads to be tidier.

[axola · Rating 2 out of 5]

Who would take back a guy who cheats on her non-stop? A guy who drinks non stop, treats you like shit, making your first time a near rape? A DOORMAT.
I wouldn't call her the heroine. Using that word is an insult. She takes abuse from everyone to the point of making me want to slap her.
Her family and friends pushing her to forgive the " hero", made me want to puke.

So why don't I give it a 1 star? Because, I finished it. Even though i hated it, I kept reading. That says something about the author (I rather not think what it says about myself).

[Stephanie* · Rating 2 out of 5]

DNF 67%

I loved the hero at first.....& then I hated him. Did a lot of skimming after the hatred started and just couldn't deal with his douchery any longer!!! I don't even think douchery is a word, but for some reason it fits.

[Āwhina · Rating 2 out of 5]

First off, let me just say that I LOVED the first instalment Renegade Lady (Renegade Sons MC #1)
As for this one... I don't even know what to say other than Preach is the BIGGEST fucking #Cupcake #DoucheBag #Wanker #Asswhole IN THE WORLD!!! Throughout the whole book I felt like throat punching him the whole damn time, he just pissed me the fuk offff!!!

I mean COME THE FUK ONN!!! I felt like I needed to pick his balls up off of the floor of someplace like Hello Kitty tap him on the shoulder and say 'Excuse me Sir, did you drop these you pansy arsed pussy'

There's a fine line between Wanker and W.A.N.K.E.R! As much as I tried I can not get past that, so with a VERY heavy heart I am throwing 2 stars at this, 1 bcause' I totally fucking loved the first and the 2nd bcause' Daisy sure as hell deserves at least 1 gold star for putting up with his #Cupcake ass and giving him his 100th second chance. **throws iPad on the floor and stomps off for a smoke

[Lady E · Rating 2 out of 5]

I didn't read the first book in this series. Perhaps if I had I would feel differently. As it stands I truly had trouble finishing this one. I found the "Little Flower" and her so-called alpha Preach to be unlovable in a lot of ways! And to be clear I'm well aware of the world that the authors are dwelling in and how and why certain story lines were plotted. I just didn't think it jelled. It wasn't a horrible read but certainly not a good one for me.

[Jacqueline's Reads · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.25 I LOVE DAISY Stars

IT’s DAISY’s STORY!!! YAY!!!

Please note: I would call this kind of a companion piece to Renegade Lady, but in Daisy’s POV. About 75% of the story is retold from the beginning of Renegade Lady.

I really liked Renegade Reject, but I guess I was kind of annoyed that most of the story retold Renegade Lady but from Daisy’s POV. Not that we got a lot of Daisy’s POV from the previous book, but there are chapters that are re-written, I kind of skimmed those. I did want to find out what happened between Preach and Daisy, you know how, how their relationship started and what happened to cause her to hate him so much, but it’s bitter sweet, when I know what happens towards the end.

I wished the author fast forwarded a bit so I wasn’t re-reading things, but that’s me, I don’t like to re-read from alternative POV’s.

I still love Daisy, she’s a great Heroine. She’s this young innocent thing and very much a damsel in distress kind of girl. Daisy is Maker’s daughter, who is a drunk and kind of not in Daisy’s life. Daisy also has an abusive mom who is super jealous of Daisy. One day as Daisy comes home from work and she’s attacked by men, but Preach is there to save her.

Preach is a character. He’s a Hero you will love to hate. He does pretty horrible things that make it hard for you to forgive him. I have mixed feelings towards Preach because I don’t find Heroes with addiction attractive. But I did find his attraction towards Daisy very entertaining.

Daisy and Preach are two people that just need to get their stuff together. Daisy is too worked up on Preach’s past actions and Preach is just too messed up to clean himself up and be the man Daisy needs him to be. Preach is haunted by his past and can’t get away from it.

I think what kept me involved with the book was Daisy’s storyline. She’s stuck in a hard place with not so great parents, she’s poor and has a lover who treats her like crap but tells her he cares for her. It’s kind of realistic (minus all the MC stuff) in a sense, a lot of girls deal with those kind of issues.

I have a special place in my heart for Daisy.

I think if you like the series, you will love this one. As much as I hate the alternative POV storyline, it was good and I liked it.

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[Heather andrews · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved the times that Preacher was sweet, "yeah, babe, you will. When that time comes, you'll be on the back of my bike. Until then, no more kisses like that," I say before grabbing her hand. "Come on, Little Flower. I need to get your a** home." I mean you just don't try to come on to him when he's with his girl, "I'm just about to scratch her eyes out when Preach puts her in her place. "Do you not see me standing here with my woman in my arms? Are you effin' blind?" If there's one thing you need to know about Daisy is the fact the girl knows how to hold grudges, "oh, you didn't? That's rich, because I'm betting that you're still screwing around with her now, aren't you?" I watch guilt flash through his eyes before driving my point home. "Exactly." But when things are good between Preach and Daisy things are damn good, "reaching between us, I fumble with his button fly, trying desperately to get at his hard co**. I'm starting to feel like a wanton sl**, but I don't care. Preach is mine, and I want my man. Now." I mean Preach he sometimes just doesn't understand when a woman needs her man, and subtly:
He stares at my wiggling legs. "What the eff, babe? Are you hurting or something?"
So much for being vague, I lean forward and whisper into his ear. "I'm horny. I want, no I need you to get your a** inside and eff me."
I'm really excited about Timber's story.

[Judy · Rating 5 out of 5]

First read May 2014. Second reading May 2016. Still a five star read for me. Full of emotions but lots of triggers for some readers. It feels like what I envision a real MC to be like. Lots of grit and yes there is cheating.

I hated it and I loved it. I liked Preach, fell in love with him, fell out of love, hated him, cried for him and then fell in love all over. I felt like Daisy had a rain cloud that followed her every where. How does two people have such a screwed up life? It's all about families and having crazy damn family members. This book wrung me out emotionally but I could not put it down. I read just about every MC romance and it has gotten hard to find really good ones. I loved Renegade Lady and felt the same about Renegade Reject. I love the characters and really enjoyed seeing more of Kidd and Jenna. I wish I could do a formal review pointing out all of the good and bad things in this book, but I can't because I loved the book. Preach needed his ass kicked so many times but it all ended in a happily ever after and I am so impatient for book 3.

[Corinne Brinkley · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely love Renegade Lady. I am more in love with the second Renegade Reject now! Daisy is a breathe of fresh air in the MC world. Her innocence and love for Preach is unlike any I've seen. Being in an MC is nothing she dreamed about, even though she was born into it. Until she meets Garrett "Preach" Austin. Even though Preach didn't have a normal upbringing, it doesn't stop him from finding a family that is his. When he sets eyes on Daisy, he knows she's the woman he is meant to be with. Heartache and bad decisions has Daisy running after a tragedy to keep Preach away. After years away, he still realizes she's the one for him. A night of angsty sex leaves Daisy with two choices. Stay and try to work it out with Preach, or go it alone. I would recommend this book to anyone who would listen! Keep up the great work Emily and Dawn!!!

[Mojo_Mama · Rating 1 out of 5]

Yes...this H was definitely a reject...not so sure he was much of a renegade. I’m left wondering at the end of the novel if the H hadn’t killed the OW if he’d still be fucking her behind the h’s back???

$100 says he would.

[Glenna Maynard · Rating 5 out of 5]

One thing to say Preach is my fictional book husband, full review to come

[❥ KAT ❥ Kitty Kats Crazy About Books · Rating 4 out of 5]

will write up review tomorrow

[AMC · Rating 4 out of 5]

FOUR HAPPY STARS FOR RENEGADE REJECT

ARC was kindly provided in exchange for an honest review.
CAUTION: THERE MAY BE SPOILERS AHEAD!

First off, I'd like to thank Dawn Martens and Emily Minton for writing a wonderful follow-up to Renegade Lady. I'm usually slightly disappointed at sequels but not this time! I couldn't put the damn iPad down. I was a woman possessed. I needed to wait it out to see if and when Preach would finally sort his shit out! And thank goodness I read on- the ending made the torturous journey completely worth it.

Renegade Reject is Daisy and Preach's love story. The road to their happily ever after is filled with speed bumps- speed bumps not made of smooth, sleek asphalt; it's paved with big assed spiky nails.

The book starts off with a look into Preach's life before the Renegade Sons and how he came about joining. His background is not filled with the warm and fuzzies. There are no tales of joyful Christmases; no joyous stories of fun and merriment at the dinner table. Nope, Preach grew up in a world of f*cking crazy!!!

Daisy's childhood wasn't much better. She grew up in the MC life, her father and her maternal grandfather were members. In fact, her grandmother is part of a loving polyamorous relationship- the third part of the trio, Holt, was also a member. And though her grandparents and Holt adored and cared for her. She had an alcoholic and often neglectful father and a bitchy, wretch of a mother. Daisy grew up in her own slice of hell, where she was forced to endure verbal and physical abuse at the hands of her despicable mother.

Daisy and Preach were instantly drawn to each other. Preach felt an instant connection to her, he had the unexplainable urge to protect her- to claim her. Daisy felt cherished, for the first time in her young life, she felt chosen. But they had a long list of obstacles in their way- from overprotective grandparents to sleazy ex-best friends; Daisy and Preach faced heartbreak after heartbreak. Would they ever find their way to happiness?

Reading Renegade Reject put me through the emotional wringer. There were times I wanted to throw my iPad across the room and times I wanted to fall down and weep like a little baby. It was almost painful to read- the antagonists this couple faced, especially Daisy, were monsters. The abuse and torment she faced on a daily basis at the hands of her mother, her so-called friend, and in certain heart shattering moments- Preach; it made me want to crawl into a teeny tiny hole and die. But thankfully, Dawn Martens and Emily Minton wrote a much better and lovable heroine than that. Daisy was one hell of a character. She was sweet and loyal with a hint of naivete but she also showed a remarkable amount of backbone. This is a character trait I really appreciated in Renegade Lady in regards to Ice. The women in this series are beaten down by life but evolve to be forces of nature. I love how the old ladies of the Renegade Sons don't need constant rescuing. The damsel in distress thing only goes so far, not to mention that mentality does not make badass biker bitches. ;)

The rest of the crew make healthy appearances and I loved getting glimpses of them, not to mention a good look of what's ahead in the series. I have to say, Reese really pulls at this quivering blogger's heartstrings. Send him my way, I'll make him happy. Yeesh, that is one hot Hawaiian who needs some good, naughty nun lovin'.

Renegade Reject wasn't as dark as Lady but it was most definitely not a light and fluffy read. It's a book that will pull at your insides. My heart hurt, it actually felt like it was being squeezed while I read the most devastating portions of this story. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't always sad and weepy. There were moments of humor and light-heartedness. And of course, lots of great hot and steamy love scenes. But there's a great deal of angst, so please heed my warning.

Four stars. Loved the people. Loved the story. Loved the hot animal sex. Loved it all. Can't wait for the next one. This series is on its way to landing on my Essential Biker Romance Guide.

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[Michelle ♥ The Romance Vault ♥ · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ahhh.. I am partly cross it's taken me so long to get to read Renegade Reject. On the flip side all I can say is "Oh boy it was worth the wait!"

This is again an excellent biker read from the pens of Emily and Dawn. But do you know what really made it stand out for me? The fact the timeline from Renegade Lady is woven brilliantly through Reject. So what happens to Ice and Kidd in Lady is background material for what is going on around Preach and Daisy and it really is excellently delivered. No way do you feel it's repetitive, the events re Timmons are seen from a completely different perspective and treated as a background plot vein. So that timeline is running but it isn't paramount, the spotlight is most definitely on Preach and Daisy.

I adore the characters in The Renegade books, they are visual, distinctive and completely in your face, shocking, assholish and bloody fantastic. Again we get to be shocked by the downright dirty behaviour of bikers and their lust fuelled penchances and in this case it certainly makes you want to smack Preach upside his head a few times! The Brother code is as strong as ever and it's so very easy to get lost in the action at the clubhouse, the bar and the diner.

Not only did I enjoy the vernacular, the visual and the storyline I thoroughly enjoyed that Daisy played on my emotions too. Oh I hate her mother with every breath in me, I also wanted to kick her father up the arse a few times too. Then Preach and his destructive path that he couldn't seem to pull away from, this all played on your heartstrings and feel for Daisy. All this cummulated into an excellent biker read and again firmly plants Emily and Dawn as two of my absolutely favourite biker writing chicks.

I received a copy of Renegade Reject in return for an honest reveiw. My reviews are my own and are 100% honest. And my honest opinion is, buy this book now and you truly won't be disappointed by it's strong and colourful deliverance.

[Shannon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sometimes when I read a book and I know there is a story coming from additional characters in a following book I choose to skip them. Most of the time, they can't really do any better than the first book. They tend to fall flat for me, because I base so much of book 2 or 3 off of what I read with book one. And I almost feel like a "traitor".

That did not happen in this book. After I read book one which was Kidd and Ice's story, I knew I wanted to read more about Daisy. She was the sweetest girl, and a great friend to Jenna in book one. I wasn't really sold on Preach, he was a cheating dick, but I didn't really know anything more about them.

This book blew me away. First of all Preach was still cheating, it it got BAD sometimes, but he was seriously freaking amazing! I hated him so much at so many points in this book, and in other's I just wanted to root for him to pull his shit together and do what he needed to, to get Daisy back.

I read in a review that the person didn't like Daisy, they felt she was weak and annoying. I'm here to tell you that Daisy is anything but weak or annoying. First of all this woman is raised by Lula, who is a club whore.. She is the biggest bitch ever. (Worse than Roxy in book 1) she's a shitty mother and she hurts her daughter in more ways than one. But Daisy goes on, she takes care of herself, she is good to the people around her. She's a great girl

her relationship with Preach is obviously messed up I won't spoil why, but Preach makes a huge mistake at the start of their relationship and he loses Daisy. The book is really him trying to find a way to make it better, but continuing to make mistake after mistake and you don't really know what is going to happen.

I just loved these two.. even when I didn't want to love Preach I did want them to work it out, and I wanted to see Daisy happy for once in her life..

Oh.. and it's really HOT!!

[Kim · Rating 1 out of 5]

I've never read a more disgusting and infuriating book. I don't even write reviews for books, but I was so upset with this that I had to. If you like sex scenes, pointless heartbreaks and a "heroine" (if we can call Daisy that) who is weak, then strong for two seconds and then weak again, than this book is for you! The hero is a worthless piece of trash that does nothing to prove himself or better himself, he doesn't show the heroine that he loves her, doesn't do anything except make promises at the end of the book. The heroine is clearly a masochist that is the epitome of a helpless woman that does nothing to better herself. Their love was a childish romance that never blossomed into anything more meaningful and yet they are so in love, because they are in love. Confusing? Exactly. Because their love was not portrayed through the countless times she caught Preach cheating on her, countless times he hurt her or treated her like nothing. If the meaning of the book was to cause as many heartbreaks as possible so that you think they won't end up together, than it was perfect. I actually wanted to Daisy to get with the cop instead of Preach, even though she didn't deserve the cop either. There is nothing about this book or any of the characters that are worth reading. Will not ever read another of this books series or probably this authors. Disgusting.

[Sarah · Rating 2 out of 5]

Where to start?

Daisy: Never read such a awful main female lead weak, a pushover with no backbone what so ever are just a few words to describe her. I understand that she was only 17 when we first meet her so I was able to belive some of her actions but to put up with some of the c**p Preach and her Mother dish out 3 years later left me thinking, really???.

Preach: started off as a nice guy so you could instantly see how the story was going to play out. Sorry I couldn't see any redeeming qualities in the guy. Are we really to belive that he is a changed man when he has just been a week sober? This comes after 3 years of drinking himself stupid trying to forget "little flower" Sorry but just NO! I like to see the redemption of a character but not instantly.

The book is told from dual POV and I don't really have a problem with this style of writing but most of the time it hardly added anything to the story, it just confirmed how much I disliked both Daisy and Preach.

I must be a gulton for punishment because even with all the things wrong with this book I still quite like the sound of the next story in the series. Here's hoping Preach's sister (Tabby) has more about her than Daisy ever had.

[JoLee (Cozy.Sunday.Reads) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Spoil Free Review
Rating: 4 Stars - Loved it
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Heat: Hot - Fan Yourself

Renegade Reject is the 2nd installment to Emily Minton & Dawn Martins Renegade Sons MC series. Loved it as it was a raw and emotional ride for me. Daisy and Preach journey to a HEA had some series bumps in their way.

Daisy's life broke my heart. I wanted to jump right in, be her best friend and take her away from all the bad stuff her family puts her through. Her mom is a top notch bitch that I wanted someone to step in and give her a good beating. I wanted to be the one to step in and give her the beating.

I have a love/hate relationship going on with Preach. What a jackass. Seriously he does not think before he speaks. I wanted to beat him over the head a few times.

Readers got to know what Daisy and Preach were up to during a scene in Renegade Lady (Renegade Sons MC #1). Usually some recaps from previous books annoy me. There has only been a few authors that can make it work for me and in this case I enjoyed it.

Happy to know that Timber is next in Renegade Angel. I loved his friendship with Jenna and Daisy. I look forward to seeing him get his HEA.

Originally posted at Wickedly Delicious Book Blog

[Alpha Possessive Heroes · Rating 4 out of 5]

Well who wants cheating/asshole hero and doormat/sweet heroine?



This is my kind of book. :)

I was craving for some frustrating read and I got it here. I actually had to put it down a couple of times because I kinda couldn't take the hero. He was a moron and well.. a fuckin moron but for some sick reason I still loved him. This one honestly gave me a headache.. but hey.. as I mentioned, it's my kind of read so 4.5 STARS for me.

Totally enjoyed this book better than the first one.

Would recommend this if you're a fan of the series.. and well.. if you're a masochist reader then this book is definitely for you!