Dangerous Renegade

Dangerous Renegade

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2022 · Inglese · Brossura · 3 edizioni
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In a world where perception can twist reality, a young man's struggle for identity captures the complexities of family and self-acceptance. As he confronts the shadows of his past, each label he has borne—mute, strange, broken—reveals a deeper narrative of resilience and hidden strength. This journey encourages readers to peel back the layers of their understanding of difference, reminding them that every story holds profound depths.

Amidst the chaos of expectation and misunderstanding, he seeks connection and belonging in a place that often pushes him away. His quest challenges societal norms and delves into the power of self-discovery, urging a reevaluation of what it truly means to be whole. Each step taken is a testament to the spirit of a renegade, daring to redefine his place in a world that might otherwise dismiss him.

Dettagli del libro

Formato Brossura
Pagine 514 pagine
Lingua Inglese
Pubblicato set 6, 2022
Editore Heather Long
Edizioni 3 edizioni
ISBN-10 1956264132
ISBN-13 9781956264135

📚 Dangerous Renegade by Heather Long
⭐️ 4.5/5
Reviewed by Terrie | The Mother Daughter Chapter

Rome. Quiet, steady, and absolutely worth paying attention to. 🖤

Jasper has the bossy, possessive intensity I enjoy, Liam has become one of my favorites, and sweet Freddie has already stolen a piece of my heart—but Rome brings something different. He doesn’t need to be the loudest man in the room to make an impression.

The trust, acceptance, and connection between Rome and Emersyn give this installment its heart, alongside the danger surrounding them.

At this point, I like something about every one of these men. Apparently “why choose?” applies to picking a favorite, too. 😂💕

4.5 stars for Dangerous Renegade! 📚🖤

September 14th 2026
Umore: dark · tense Ritmo: medium-paced Focus: plot-driven
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