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Salvaged: A Saints of Denver Novel

Jay Crownover, Burke Stevens, et al.
4.7 / 5.0
Published: 2017

Description

Sometimes the pieces of a life don't fit together the way we expect, leaving us searching for a tether to hold us steady against the chaos of our pasts. This story follows two women navigating the jagged edges of their own histories, finding solace in the one place they never thought to look: each other. It is a deeply emotional, soul-stirring journey that proves how even the most shattered hearts can find their way back to wholeness through the power of an unexpected connection. This is not a lighthearted romp, but a beautifully rendered exploration of vulnerability, resilience, and the courage it takes to let someone else see the parts of yourself you have kept hidden. The chemistry between the leads is both intense and tender, anchoring a narrative that feels raw, honest, and profoundly real. Readers will find themselves completely invested in these characters, cheering for their healing as they learn that being salvaged does not mean being broken beyond repair. If you crave a romance that leaves a mark on your heart and lingers long after the final page, this powerful story is waiting to remind you that love is the most effective way to anchor a wandering soul.

Customer Reviews

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Julie Kirby
June 30, 2017
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Beautiful ending to a fantastic series.

Oh my word! One fantastic heart wrenching truly beautifully written story. If you are looking for a book where you're all in as are the characters, this is THE book to read. I absolutely loved Wheeler and Poppy, and was pleasantly surprised with Wheelers description, I don't know, perhaps it was because how his ex Kallie was so dreadful to him, and that he allowed it to happen. <b>This was my soul telling her soul that it had been waiting for a long time to find its other half.</b> This story of healing hearts has you invested with how Poppy and Wheeler get through this life they find themselves in. With everything Poppy went through at the dreadful hands of both her father and her husband, people who are supposed to love her. I loved Salem and Rowdy before, but even more that they were able to help Poppy's situation. Loved that Poppy was working through the terrors that had plagued her and that she was able to move on. Wheeler was an all round good egg! he loved with a veracity that kept him grounded, he had manners of someone with a much different upbringing than he had. He was a fighter for survival. <b>Poppy was what forever was supposed to feel like.</b> The abusive story line really tugs at your heart, and with the blossoming love between Wheeler and Poppy, it is piece by piece slowly knitted back together. You experience such raw emotion whilst reading their story and whilst I was (in my head!) hoping for thing to move faster, you certainly realise the need…
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shellbelle
June 20, 2017
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Salvaged is a story about accepting the good things life has to offer and learning the past doesn't define you.

6 Star Review Salvaged is Jay Crownover's best book in both the Saints of Denver and Marked Men Series. This novel will touch your soul and leave you with a great sense of hope. When it comes to Hudson Wheeler most would think that old saying "nice guys finish last" was created just for him. I tend to think the old saying "good things come to those who wait" was created by him. Readers were first introduced to Hudson Wheeler in Marked Men series. This quiet, sexy, unassuming mechanic has intrigued readers throughout the Marked Men series and the Saints of Denver series. He has earned the respect of all the men in the series. His earnest quiet nature has intrigued all the ladies throughout the series. He seems like the perfect guy except for his choices in women. His fiancee is another matter. It's blatantly obvious she's using him and cheating. It seems like he has turned a blind eye and lets her walk all over him. When he's finally had enough and learns that her betrayal is more than some wild escapades, he walks away with a broken heart. The problem is he doesn't really know how to move on. He's been with the same girl since he was in high school. Her family became the family he never had. They turned their backs on him when he broke the engagement. Now she's pregnant with his baby so he can never completely break his ties with her. His dream of having a family has changed and he doesn't know how to alter those dreams. He has no idea how to be a father because he never…