Question of the Day? | What’s The Longest Book You’ve Ever Read?

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Question Of The Day:
What’s The Longest Book You’ve Ever Read?

My Answer:

Oh lord, I had to go all the way back through goodreads to which read book had the most pages. The book is Fearless by Lauren Gilley, I finished it on July 26th, 2015 and sadly I have no clue what this book is about. I did give it a 5 star rating, so it had to have been a pretty priceless read and after reading the synopsis, I’m seeing another reread coming in the very near future. I’ve been craving the motorcycle club romance sub-genre lately so we shall see if this book makes it back on my tbr sooner rather than later!

SYNOPSIS:

From the author of the Walker Series comes a family drama like no other, a sprawling character epic, a forbidden love story full of angst, adventure, heartbreak, and second chances. Welcome to the mother chapter of the Lean Dogs Motorcycle Club; meet the girl raised by outlaws, and the fearsome man who will always hold her heart.

Ava Teague left for college with a busted heart and a deeply ingrained love for her biker family. She returns home to Knoxville for grad school, just in time for her father to accept the burden of president…and for Mercy Lécuyer to roll back into town, looking to patch into the Tennessee chapter once more. She’ll steer clear of him, she tells herself. She has a new life, a new boyfriend, and a new outlook. But she can’t shake her DNA. And maybe she doesn’t want to.

Felix Lécuyer left the swamps of Louisiana for a life as an outlaw biker named Mercy, but it was his family, and the retribution he dealt because of it, that made him famous within the club. Fourteen years ago he fled New Orleans for Knoxville, to become an extractor and bodyguard within the mother chapter, guarding Ghost Teague’s family, becoming a constant companion to little Ava. When she was seventeen, he finally crossed the line. Now she’s twenty-two, and he’s back in town as an old nemesis rears its ugly head, and puts the entire club in danger. The fate of the club is uncertain, but Mercy has no doubts about his heart; it still belongs to Ava.