Tuesday, July 11, 2017

The Renegade's Redemption by Stacy Henrie {Blog Tour Review + Giveaway}



On Tour with Prism Book Tours.

The Renegade's Redemption
by Stacy Henrie
Inspirational Historical Romance
Paperback & ebook, 288 pages
July 1st 2017 by Love Inspired Historical

Refuge for the Outlaw

When Tex Beckett arrives at Ravena Reid's farm, he's eight years too late for the elopement they'd once planned—and it's far too early to win her forgiveness. He's seriously wounded, though, and she can't turn him away, though she knows better than to trust him. Yes, it's wonderful having help with the farm, and with the orphans she fosters, but if she opens her heart, she'll get hurt again when he leaves. And Tex always leaves.

As a notorious bank robber, Tex is used to danger. Yet reuniting with the only woman he's ever loved is the riskiest thing he's ever done. All he wants is to stay with Ravena and the children. But can he build a new start before his past catches up with him?


My Review: 4 Stars

I really enjoyed THE OUTLAW'S SECRET and this story is about Tate's twin brother, the Texas Titan. I always picture an outlaw, especially one of the Texas Titan's caliber, to be black-hearted, evil, unfeeling, and cold. Tex may be a little hardened because of his years as a criminal, but he's not so far gone that he can't come around, especially with the help of an old girlfriend and her ragtag houseful of orphans. Sometimes it truly takes a scary situation to turn things around and Tex is ready for a change.
Ravena has got to be the most patient, loving, and accepting woman ever! Sometimes I can barely manage my own crew of four kids, but her heart is always willing to draw more in. These kids have personality in spades and I adored each one of them. It would be hard to let go of a past disappointment and to not hold a grudge, but Ravena doesn't have a mean, spiteful bone in her body.

I enjoyed the gentle chemistry between these two and the way they each worked through trust issues. I love the descriptions of their every day lives and the way the past and present fit together. There are many things to be resolved and through journeys of self-discovery and responsibility, a satisfying conclusion resulted.

Content: mild romance; mild-moderate religious elements (characters find themselves through religion); mild violence.

*I received a copy, which did not influence my thoughts. All opinions are my own.*

Other Books in the Series

The Outlaw's Secret
by Stacy Henrie
Christian Historical RomancePaperback & ebook, 288 pages
February 7th 2017 by Love Inspired Historical

Lawman in Disguise 

Getting taken hostage by a gang of train robbers wasn't in dime novelist Essie Vanderfair's plans, but interviewing these men could make her career soar. Especially since the gang includes legendary outlaw Tex Beckett, better known as the Texas Titan. Tex is famed for his protection of women and children, so she'll be fine…right? 

Keeping the gang in line was hard enough before a stubborn, beautiful writer interfered. Now Tex is scrambling to keep Essie safe, to gather evidence against the gang and most of all to hide his dangerous secrets. First, that he's a detective working undercover. And second, that he's not the Texas Titan at all, but Tex's twin brother, Tate Beckett.



About the Author
USA Today bestselling author Stacy Henrie is the author of western romances and the Of Love and War series, which includes Hope at Dawn, a 2015 RITA Award finalist for excellence in romance. She was born and raised in the West, where she currently resides with her family. She enjoys reading, road trips, interior decorating, chocolate, and most of all, laughing with her husband and kids.

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Tour Giveaway

 - 1 winner will receive  copies of The Express Rider's Lady and The Outlaw's Secret, and a $10 Amazon e-gift card (US only)
- 1 winner will receive a $25 Amazon e-gift card (open internationally)
- Ends July 22nd
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2 comments:

  1. Stacy HenrieJuly 11, 2017 at 9:32 AM

    Thanks for reading the book and reviewing it, Katie!

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  2. Deb PelletierCJuly 13, 2017 at 12:46 AM

    The book cover is nice and the book sounds interesting.

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