Anti Hero

Protagonists or main supporting characters who are not traditionally moral, law-abiding, or on the 'good side'. This may or may not change during the book. Anti-hero stories are usually driven by revenge or some other strong motivation. Anti-hero protagonists examples are thieves, assassins, etc.

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Trust (Sinners and Saints #5)
Frozen Heart (Perfectly Imperfect, #12)
Heathermoor (Of Quirks and Curses, #2)
Hell Difficulty Tutorial: Book One (Hell Difficulty Tutorial, #1)
Beyond the Blue Horizon (Moonlit Ridge, #4)
Paying the Bratva's Debt (Bratva's Claim, #1)
Corrupting the Innocent (The Mafia Academy, #2)
Villainous Kingpin (Kingpins of the Syndicate #1)
The Ending Fire (The Ending Fire Trilogy, #3)
The Camp (Chateau, #2)
My UnTrue Love (A Kinda Fairytale, #7)
Devious Kingpin (Kingpins of the Syndicate #2)
Smokeshow (Smoke #1)
The Retaliation You Deliver (Maddison Kings University, #7)
The Devil Himself (Devil of Dublin, #2)
Vicious (Villains, #1)
Knight (Unfinished Hero, #1)
Vicious (Sinners of Saint, #1)
Six of Crows (Six of Crows, #1)
The Sweetest Oblivion (Made, #1)
The Zombie Room
Ruthless King (Mount Trilogy, #1)
The Darkest Temptation (Made, #3)
The Bad Guy
Assuming Names: A Con Artist's Masquerade
King (King, #1)
Sheever's Journal, Diary of a Poison Master
The Maddest Obsession (Made, #2)
Sparrow
Corrupt (Devil's Night, #1)
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