Absolution is the third book in the Heaven’s Rejects MC Series from Avelyn Paige. I read this book without having read the first books in this series.
Ricca can not outrun her past. A mistake she learned the hard way. Stripped of the last piece of her innocence in the middle of the Californian desert, I waited for death. Then Ratchet appeared. Her vengeful angel. He is everything she is not. Everything she wants. Everything she can never have.
Ratchet is determined to not let his past define him. Abandoned by his mother as a child, he would be dead if it were not for Jagger. He took him into the Heaven’s Rejects and saved his life. Now he wants to save Ricca. The superficial cuts and bruises on her delicate skin, don’t compare to the pain lurking in her heart. The pain he wants to save her from. Somehow, he will find a way to get through to her. Come hell or high water she will be his.
Oh my goodness I have to say there have probably never been two more perfect people written who belong together and Ricca and Ratchet. I am assuming if you have read the entire series you know who Ricca is. I however did not and only got that she came to where she is with Dani and that their friendship has been through a lot and now they barely tolerate each other. However Ricca was in a mess that nightmares are made of and Ratchet saved her and wants to make sure he is the one to keep on saving her and running off her demons for the rest of their life. I loved this story. I loved that it happens in a small town as I am from a small town but I loved most how much Ricca meant to Ratchet. There are some dark moments and there are also some twists and turns especially toward the end. I can not wait to read the next book in this series. This is MC book that everyone needs to read. You will be on your toes reading this one so be ready for that. There is a lot of stuff going on.
okay. They’re dead and can’t hurt you anymore,” I mumble and repeat in some
stupid fucking mantra to keep the memories at bay. Every morning starts like
this. Sure, maybe I did need go back to my victim group counseling sessions,
but I knew the Kumbaya mentality they used couldn’t help me. The demons in my head
were of my own creation, and they were never just going to go away by telling
others who thought they were like me about them. I couldn’t forgive the men for
the things that they did to my body and even with their deaths, my mind would
never be able to see the world the same way. They took the last shred of my innocence
out in that desert, and it was something that I was never going to be able to
get back, even if I had ruby red slippers, clicked my heels, and said it three
times.
no matter how hard I hoped he would be, Ratchet was definitely not Prince
Charming. The knight in shining armor isn’t real, and
he was never going to ride a horse to my tower of terror.
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