The happy life Faith McMann knew as a wife, mother, and teacher was destroyed when vicious criminals murdered her husband, kidnapped her children, and left her for dead. After paralyzing grief, fear, and despair, there was nothing left for her to feel…except fury. But striking a staggering blow against a brutal ring of human traffickers was just the beginning of her uphill battle.
Though her daughter remains missing and her son is lost in the wilderness, Faith’s relentless efforts have reunited some children with their families. They’ve also made her and the rest of her family the targets of a sadistic crime boss. But Faith has learned plenty about survival in the lawless underworld she’s storming. And she’s forged an unbreakable bond with two no-holds-barred allies in the war against evil. As they dodge assassins and take down predators, Faith travels deeper into the heart of darkness, determined to rescue her children at any cost.
The first thing I am going to say is be sure you read the first book in the trilogy before you start this one because this book starts right off where the first one ended without much of a backstory to use as a reference to know what is going on and what took place.
Now with that being said I want more! I absolutely loved Outrage and I can't wait until the last book comes out to see how this trilogy is going to end. I love all the characters and the dynamic between them. Faith is such a strong women going after the people who killed her husband and took her children with no fear to the consequences she may face. Beast is such an enigma who could beat a man to death if he is going to hurt those he cares about but is a teddy bear when it comes to his feelings for Rage and facing her impending death head on. Then there is Rage who lives in moment because she has to and she fights hard for her friends. They are such a strange mix of people who work so well together while trying to find Faith's children and get rid of some scrum along the way.
This second installment of the trilogy was packed full of excitement from start to finish. It also focuses a lot on Faith's son Hudson and his attempt to escape from the drug traffickers who were holding him. I am not going to give away any spoilers but be ready for some emotionally graphic things no ten year old should go through.
This be is an excellent read and is definitely getting five out of five stars.
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