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Seventeen-year-old Violet has always been expected to sit back and let the boys do all the saving

It's the code her father, a member of the Reign of Terror motorcycle club, raised her to live by. Yet when her dad is killed carrying out Terror business, Violet knows it's up to her to do the saving. To protect herself, and her vulnerable younger brother, she needs to cut all ties with the club—including Chevy, the boy she's known and loved her whole life.

But when a rival club comes after Violet, exposing old secrets and making new threats, she's forced to question what she thought she knew about her father, the Reign of Terror and what she thinks she wants. Which means reevaluating everything love, family, friends…and forgiveness.

Caught in the crosshairs between loyalty and freedom, Violet must decide whether old friends can be trusted—and if she's strong enough to be the one person to save them all.

Long Way Home Thunder Road Katie McGarry Books

I'm very happy Chevy and Violet finally got their own story! And it's a good one. Violet was so angry and hurt in Oz/Emily and Razor/Breanna's books that I wasn't sure how I'd feel about her narrative. But I ended up connecting to her right away. Possibly even the most of these three heroines. Even though I'm probably the least like Violet, I appreciate that she echoed a lot of the concerns and questions I had about how women are treated in this Terror Motorcycle Club. Ever since Violet's dad died while working for the Terror MC, she's done everything she could to separate herself from the club, and that's meant breaking up with her first love and ex-boyfriend Chevy. Despite how harsh Violet could come across, I love that she always knows who she is and what she wants, and demands respect and to be treated equally.

Chevy is still in love with Violet, but as he's still connected to the Terror - his grandfather is the president and he's has always planned to join when he turns 18 - while Violet is determined to get out of their small town as soon as she finishes high school. There doesn't seem to be a way forward for them that doesn't lead to heartbreak. But then Violet and Chevy are thrown together again in a frightening event, involving the rival motorcycle club the Riot, and their feelings are brought to the surface once again.

This book is all about whether these two can find common ground and a way forward together, despite what looks like completely different paths. It's also about taking down the Riot club once and for all, and I love the strong role Violet takes in working to make that happen. This is a girl who gets things done. Although we don't get to see Emily or Breanna in this book, I loved seeing the bond between Violet, Chevy, Oz and Razor that they've had from childhood. Long Way Home also connects to McGarry's Pushing the Limits series, and one of my favorite moments was when Chevy meets Isaiah for the first time, and both boys realize their connection to each other. I love Isaiah, and I wanted that part to go on forever!

This story also seems to tease some potential future stories in this world. I don't think McGarry is finished with it yet. Or at least I hope not. Breanna's friend Addison makes another appearance in this book, and she definitely needs an HEA. Some other plot elements are left unresolved as well (the names of the traitor(s) in the Terror MC). And though I loved watching Violet demand respect and forge her own path, I wished that there would have been more of a change within the entire Terror MC, namely in including women in their ranks.

I love Katie McGarry's books. After reading so many, I feel like I'm coming home to old friends in a world that I've gotten to know well. She writes characters and relationships so well, and I'm excited to see what she does next!


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Long Way Home Thunder Road Katie McGarry Books Reviews

YESSSSSSS!!! Violet & Chevy's story is just as swoony and awesome as I thought it would be. My heart is happy.

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I will do my best to review this amazing story without giving anything away.

I was hesitant to start this series last year because books about boys on motorcycles did not really appeal to me. Then I gave the first book a chance and I was absolutely blown away. Not only does Katie McGarry know how to write a contemp story, she knows how to pull the reader in and never let them go. In the first book, nearly all of the characters are introduced - but the story focuses on Oz and Emily. Oh Oz. Mercy he was a steamy character. The second book centered around Razor and Brianna. Have mercy on my soul, Razor. Talk about the bad boy of every girl's dreams. Yowza. And the newest book focuses on Chevy and Violet. What girl hasn't wanted to take Chevy into her arms and try to take away his pain? I know I have. It is no secret that Chevy and Violet have know each other since birth. They grew up together and fit together like peanut butter and jelly. These two are simply made for each other but things in Violet's past make her want to leave the only life she has ever know. Not only does she want to flee to find a better life for herself, she wants to protect her brother, Stone. No matter how hard Violet tries, she is always pulled back to Chevy. Chevy has never stop caring about Violet and he never will. He will protect her and her brother until his very last breath.

In this story, Chevy and Violet find themselves being kidnapped by The Riot, the rival motorcycle club, and things do not go well. Both Chevy and Violet are injured pretty badly. Only, it seems Violet was the one they were after. The leader of The Riot talks to Violet and tells her of their plan that only she can help them with. If she follows through, it means she and her brother will be able to leave Snowflake and never look back. But can she do it? Can she give The Riot what they want to bring down The Reign of Terror? She finds herself running to Chevy for safety and comfort. Can she make the right decision? Can she let Chevy back into her life? Can she finally accept that the life she has now really isn't terrible?
I loved these characters. Everyone makes an appearance in this story and that made my heart happy. McGarry does a fantastic job of keeping all characters involved and even introducing new ones. The tension between Chevy and Violet is just as delicious as you would think it would be given the previous two stories in this series. Both characters are wonderfully complex yet intoxicating. I found I could not stop reading because I had to know what would happen to the both of them. This book ended much sooner than I wanted it to. It made me even more curious to know what happens next, if there even is a next book. I sure hope so!

I promised I would not give anything away and I'm sticking to that. Bottom line - AMAZING. BEAUTIFUL. HEARTWARMING. SIZZLING. So many wonderful things happened in this book. Characters developed, bonds deepened, truths came out, hearts were healed. But please, pick up this book today so you can read Chevy & Violet's story for yourself. Then come back and talk to me so we can fangirl together.
I'm very happy Chevy and Violet finally got their own story! And it's a good one. Violet was so angry and hurt in Oz/Emily and Razor/Breanna's books that I wasn't sure how I'd feel about her narrative. But I ended up connecting to her right away. Possibly even the most of these three heroines. Even though I'm probably the least like Violet, I appreciate that she echoed a lot of the concerns and questions I had about how women are treated in this Terror Motorcycle Club. Ever since Violet's dad died while working for the Terror MC, she's done everything she could to separate herself from the club, and that's meant breaking up with her first love and ex-boyfriend Chevy. Despite how harsh Violet could come across, I love that she always knows who she is and what she wants, and demands respect and to be treated equally.

Chevy is still in love with Violet, but as he's still connected to the Terror - his grandfather is the president and he's has always planned to join when he turns 18 - while Violet is determined to get out of their small town as soon as she finishes high school. There doesn't seem to be a way forward for them that doesn't lead to heartbreak. But then Violet and Chevy are thrown together again in a frightening event, involving the rival motorcycle club the Riot, and their feelings are brought to the surface once again.

This book is all about whether these two can find common ground and a way forward together, despite what looks like completely different paths. It's also about taking down the Riot club once and for all, and I love the strong role Violet takes in working to make that happen. This is a girl who gets things done. Although we don't get to see Emily or Breanna in this book, I loved seeing the bond between Violet, Chevy, Oz and Razor that they've had from childhood. Long Way Home also connects to McGarry's Pushing the Limits series, and one of my favorite moments was when Chevy meets Isaiah for the first time, and both boys realize their connection to each other. I love Isaiah, and I wanted that part to go on forever!

This story also seems to tease some potential future stories in this world. I don't think McGarry is finished with it yet. Or at least I hope not. Breanna's friend Addison makes another appearance in this book, and she definitely needs an HEA. Some other plot elements are left unresolved as well (the names of the traitor(s) in the Terror MC). And though I loved watching Violet demand respect and forge her own path, I wished that there would have been more of a change within the entire Terror MC, namely in including women in their ranks.

I love Katie McGarry's books. After reading so many, I feel like I'm coming home to old friends in a world that I've gotten to know well. She writes characters and relationships so well, and I'm excited to see what she does next!