Lady Renegades (Rebel Belle, #3)

by Rachel Hawkins

From the New York Times bestselling author of Hex Hall comes the sparkling finale in the beloved Rebel Belle series.
 
Just as Harper Price starts coming to terms with her role as David Stark's battle-ready Paladin, protector, and girlfriend—her world goes crazy all over again.  
 
Overwhelmed by his Oracle powers, David flees Pine Grove and starts turning teenaged girls into Paladins—and these young ladies seem to think that Harper is the enemy David needs protecting from.  Ordinarily, Harper would be able to fight off any Paladin who comes her way, but her powers have been dwindling since David left town, which means her life is on the line yet again. 
 
Now, it’s a desperate race for Harper to find and rescue David before she backslides from superhero to your garden-variety type-A belle. 
 
New York Times bestselling author Rachel Hawkins brings the fun once again in the finale of this pitch-perfect romantic paranormal comedy series.

• ISBN10: 0399256954
• ISBN13: 9780399256950
• Publish Date: 5 April 2016
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Imprint: G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 272
• Language: English

Reviews

[Sam@WLABB]

I must admit, I shed some tears there towards the end. I have to say, I did enjoy this series, and am sort of sad to say goodbye to Harper. She was such a great character, and getting to be part of her journey from shallow southern belle to fierce woman warrior was a treat.

This book focused on David leaving Pine Grove and he descent into full oracle mode. As he became more and more oracle, there was less of him. This put Harper and everyone else in grave danger as he spun out of control. Harper, Bee, and Blythe, embark on a road trip to find David and stop him before it's too late. Lots of action and laughs along the way, but it's the ending that got me right in the feels. The tears blurred my vision as I waited to Hawkins final decision in this tale.

A good ending, at least, one that I can live with.

[ross91]

So unnecessary. And boring. The author should have stopped at the first book.