
Member Reviews

I enjoyed this preview and am interested to see what will happen next, but there are a couple of things that didn't sit right with me, the first being the choice of narrators. As the blurb mentions Violet, I was a little confused when the narrative began with Chevy. It took me a while to figure out what was happening as I assumed it would be 100% narrated by a female. Personally, I would have preferred it to be narrated only by Violet, as it would reinforce the whole 'strong, female, narrator' vibe that is suggested by the blurb. I also thought Violet's voice was written better than Chevy's.
The plot is intriguing and I think the motorcycle club idea is unique, although it did feel like the first plot point came out of nowhere – I felt it could have been set up a little better, although after I got over the initial surprise, it did suck me in! I felt anger towards the antagonists and horror for the protagonists, and it did make me want to read on.
Overall this was a good sampler and an interesting novel opening, although I do feel that some aspects of it could have been a little stronger.

I'm a fan of Katie McGarry's writing and with that excerpt I've read it was no different, she's slowly building the plot and captivating me using what I like most: romance and good suspense. In this volume, she tells the story of Chevy and Violet, from the beginning making a brief presentation of the couple and their dilemmas to later entering the adventure involving the motorcycle Reign of Terror and Riot, who are enemies. Chevy and Violet are separated after a serious fight they both had but they love each other until now and will need to prove to each other and themselves if they are able to forgive.
The book seemed very good and engaging. I would recommend.

Another great story in a string of great books! Just sad this was only a sample! Looking forward to reading the whole book!

It was a very interesting and emotional read. I really enjoyed the story and characters. It's the first book by the author that I read, I confess I haven't read the others in the series but now I can't wait.

I absolutely love Katie McGarry! I don't even have the words to describe this author but I love her more with each book I read!

The start of this book is really strong! I haven't been finding YA very engaging lately, but this book caught my attention quickly.

After this sampler I could barely wait for the entire book. I love everything Katie McGarry and her writing is very addictive. This one is no exception. Great main characters (and side), strong and thrilling plotline, more than enough angst and romance. Great !!

The first book I read in Katie McGarry’s A Thunder Road Series was Nowhere But Here. I fell in love with not only the series but also the writing style of Katie McGarry. I knew when Long Way Home was released that I had to read it. Let me tell you this is the best book in the series so far! I love the connection that Chevy and Violet have and the way that they deal with their relationship and the world outside of the Reign of Terror Motorcycle Club. This is the kind of book that is hard to put down. I stayed up all night and read from start to finish in one night. I cannot wait to read other books written by Katie McGarry. You can get your copy here.

deliciously addicting, painfully engaging, ends in a cliffhanger - it's a great job by the author and publishers. I'll have to read the full book soon!

Loved this book. The author makes these characters so real. You feel like they are your friends. I highly recomend this book to my fellow readers.

Love love love it! Katie McCarty never fails to write a steamy, heart-felt story and I can't wait to read what comes next!

This sampler was fantastic I can't wait to have the real thing in my hands.

I liked and enjoyed this sampler really made me want to read the whole book. Cant wait!

It was a little bit disappointing, as I thought it longer

I am so glad this book is finally out so that I can go pick it up and read everything beyond the sampler. I love Violet's voice and story, her connection with Chevy, and that she has experienced loss in her life. She is a figure of empowerment.
I'll do a full review once I have read the full book, but just wanted to note that this sampler left me wanting more!

Violet was raised around the motorcycle club the Reign of Terror, yet because her father died conducting Terror business, she feels she must protect her younger brother. This means she must sever all ties to the club, including her ties with Chevy, the boy she loves. Her plan comes to a standstill when another motorcycle club approaches her with old secrets and threatens the people she loves. Does Violet really know what has been going on inside the club? Who can she trust when there are many lives at stake?
Long Way Home is the third book in the Thunder Road series. The story is told in the alternating voices of Violet and Chevy, so readers will be given a balanced viewpoint of most events. McGarry doesn’t spend much time reminding readers about earlier events, yet even though there was time between these two books, I was able to pick the story up and dive right in. This third book is not the end of the story and most readers will see the hints of future storylines weaved within. Long Way Home is a nice escape read for those who like an easy and clean bad boy romance.

This is a review of the full book.
In this final installment of the Thunder Road series from Katie McGarry, tensions are running high. Violet's ex-boyfriend Chevy is still involved with the Reign of Terror MC, and she's still attracted him. I don't blame her! Chevy is totally swoon-worthy, and his emotional pain from losing Violet is written all over him.
When Violet's car breaks down one night, Violet and Chevy are thrown into a terrible and dark situation with a rival MC. In the process, they uncover secrets that rock their world and everything they believed about people they loved. As Violet and Chevy try to find the truth, they both uncover truths about themselves that may keep them apart or help them find a way to be together.
I loved this couple. Violet is strong-minded and strong-willed. She's not willing to give up her personal rights for anyone, even Chevy. I loved that about her, although it was clear that it also tore Chevy up. And Chevy knows one thing -- he loves Violet. He's got a heart of gold and the depths of his feelings are written so beautifully, I felt that love on the pages.
There's a lot of family drama going on here, mostly centered around the influence the Reign of Terror has on their lives and decisions. Katie McGarry peels back the layers of what it means to be family in much the same way families do -- sometimes delicately, sometimes brutally.
With a wonderful tie-in to the Pushing the Limits series, Chevy uncovers his truth and I loved how these two series connected. I was definitely a bit happy and teary-eyed at the same time. Violet's transformation was equally satisfying as she resolves who she can trust and what's important to her.
This is not a simple YA love story. There's a depth to Long Way Home that made me fall in love with these characters and want to know how they would find their way. I'm a little sad the series is over, but I'm looking forward to what is next from this author.
Recommended.
ARC provided for review.