Rogue (The REAL, #4)

by Katy Evans

Jason Carpenter (Narrator) and Shayna Thibodeaux (Narrator)

The fourth story in the bestselling new adult series that began with Real, Mine, and Remy featuring Brooke's best friend, Melanie, and the man she can't resist.

Brook Dumas found Remington Tate in REAL, and now it’s her best friend Melanie’s turn to find the man who makes her heart sing. After years of searching, one night in the rain, the strong and mysterious Greyson King comes to her rescue. He’s bold, and maybe just the lover, friend, and protector she’s been searching for. When they make love, he says her name like it means something.

Like she means something—and that’s everything she’s ever wanted.

He disappears for days without a word, and when he’s around, he says he’ll only hurt her. But when he’s away, her heart hurts more.

Then Melanie uncovers the dark world he’d been determined to keep hidden, and suspects that their random first meeting might have not been so random after all.

Caught in a free fall of emotions, Melanie has no one to catch her but the man she should be running from… But what do you do when your Prince Charming has gone Rogue?

• ISBN10: 1442368764
• ISBN13: 9781442368767
• Publish Date: 29 July 2014
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster
• Imprint: Simon & Schuster Audio
• Edition: Unabridged
• Format: Audiobook
• Pages: 288
• Language: English

Reviews

[starbell]

This book focuses on Melanie and her meeting a guy named Greyson. Greyson is a man who was separated from his mom at 13 by his dad who he really doesn't like, but his dad has raised him to be a killer and one who takes what he wants. His dad wants to give him the Underground because he is dying so he gives him the task of getting money from 48 people on a list of people who owe money to the Underground from betting. Melanie happens to be on this list. They meet outside of a bar where he helps her with her car in the middle of a rainstorm.

I really loved this book. I love how deep Greyson's character is and the inner battles he faces with how to handle Melanie and take care of her and protect her. I liked the changing perspectives between the two of them. I loved how their relationship developed into something deeper over time, even with him trying to hide who he was from her. Melanie is a bit crazy at times and she's also a bit insecure but I liked how she didn't want to take handouts from anyone.

And oh my gosh the scene with him meeting her family and playing charades and how much fun they had. I was cracking up and I loved it, it was such a cute scene. I definitely thought this was a great read and I'm glad it improved from the last book which I really didn't like at all.