Walk the Edge

Walk the Edge

4.0 (2 valutazioni)
Mar 29, 2016 · Inglese · Copertina rigida (426 pagine)
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Formato Copertina rigida
Pagine 426
Lingua Inglese
Pubblicato Mar 29, 2016
Editore Harlequin Teen
ISBN-10 0373211627
ISBN-13 9780373211623

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In a world where danger lurks in every shadow, Thomas "Razor" Turner is not just facing the trials of adolescence, but the burdens of a family legacy steeped in crime and violence. As a high school senior, he navigates the complexities of teenage life while grappling with the weight of his identity tied to his family's dark past. Razor's struggle is intensified by the expectations and loyalties that come with being part of the notorious Reign. This association colors his relationships and life decisions, leaving him at a crossroads.

When Razor meets a girl who challenges his perception of who he should be, he finds himself torn between loyalty to his family and the desire for a normal life. Their connection ignites a fierce longing for freedom and redemption, prompting Razor to reconsider the path that has been laid out before him. As their worlds collide, emotions run high, and the stakes grow more perilous, drawing him deeper into a life from which he wants to escape.

As Razor seeks to carve out his own destiny, he must confront the choices that have shaped his past while striving to protect those he loves. The journey is fraught with danger, passion, and self-discovery, making it a gripping tale of love and liberation amid chaos.

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Katie McGarry is one of my favourite contemporary authors, and Walk the Edge doesn't disappoint! I loved Breanna and Razor's story and most of all their chemistry. I also loved the appearances of the characters from Nowhere But Here. Ms. McGarry knows how to draw readers in and I can't wait for Thunder Road book 3. (A better and more detailed review to come)

September 30th 2025

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