Rogue

A story about the darkness of hate and ignorance, sex and power, loss and innocence and of the fear of being gay. An angry story, and not without reason. Once you have been betrayed by your own parents because of sexuality the world shifts to reveal that ravenous darkness. Fierce, full.of truth and sometimes oddly poetical.

First, this is not a romance. If your looking for characters who fart rainbows and work at the dog pound cuddling puppies, move on. This story is about an arrogant man who lusts and fu*ks and loves doing it. For a gay man who lives in the South, it resonates with characters you meet every day. From the haters, to the closet queens, to the young guys looking for a way (any way) out of the small backwater town they were born inO, Renfro knocks it out of the park. This is one of the few lgbt storie [...]

an ugly walk down memory lane into the land of bigotry where keeping the façade is all and it doesn't matter how high the price ise book had all I enjoy: suspence, mystery, darknessthere were times when I felt the hurt creeping under my skin

This review has possible spoilersThis was one of if not the worst books I have ever read, the story is supposed to be about Sean Tyler a star FBI agent who is called to solve a possible serial killer in his home town where he left fourteen years ago under a cloud as child of the damned because he is homosexual and the town is only basically full of homophobic bible beaters including his parents. There is a mystery of who the killer is but the writer also writes the story as if Sean’s backstory [...]

It's a good thing this book was free. I would have been mad at myself for spending money on this. I really didn't like this. The MC was an asshole. There's nothing remotely redeeming about him and he's a complete manwhore/slut. The mystery wasn't all that hard to pinpoint considering it's a small town and what not. The author gave it a good shot but failed. There was no romance in this just smut. Not my cup o tea.

5 Heart Review by DanWow, what a fantastic book! Can I stop there? No? OK, stand by because I’m about to rave again. An author friend posted a link on his Facebook page the other day with a high recommendation to read this book which is currently free on in the US. I am so glad I clicked on the link.Mr. Renfro has brought us a murder mystery whodunit, with gay characters, a gay FBI agent, a bunch of “straight” men who like to have sex with other men, and set it in the middle of one of the [...]

If there existed a For The Love of Wicked Men universe, this book would be in it - no holds barred, literally.The prose in this book is on a whole higher lever than usual. So clear, so crisp, so descriptive that I felt I was actually there, present in the woods with the leaves crinkling underneath my feet; kneeling down with Sean in front of the trucker inside the rest room stall, enjoying the fruits of my pursuits; feeling the angst in my heart over my long left behind high school love now sitt [...]

I kept thinking he was gonna have to have his stomach pumped (a la Rod Stewart) from swallowing so much come. I'm all for the anti-hero cos hey nobody's perfect but what I don't like is a self-centered, egotistical sociopath. There was nothing likable about this book not one single thing. FBI agents like Sean can only exist in someone's imagination cos in the real world guys like him would be in a psych ward or prison. *just cos this book was free didn't mean I didn't end up paying for it with t [...]

Stick With It!It's difficult to really like a book when you can't like the main character. A couple of chapters in I was ready to admit defeat and find something else to read. That said, the case was interesting (even if I guessed the culprit very early on) and I had to keep reading to find out if Special Agent Tyler redeems himself personality wise. He doesn't but would I read more about him? Probably. Someone, somewhere has got to break him.

The story was excellent I thought. I only finished the book to find out what happened. I couldn't stand the Main Character which mean he must have been written well. He was arrogant, demeaning and probably not as good looking as he thought he was. I find it hard to believe that every many he met, gay or straight was dying to suck him off. The sex became a little much. If the writer had focused more on the story instead of every guy wanting to have sex with everyone else, I would have enjoyed it [...]

Hot FBI agent is asked by the Sheriff and former baseball team mate to return to town to help solve a crime. They think they have a serial killer in his former home town in a southern conservative town that they both grow up in. Young gay men are showing up dead but who is doing this and why? Good sexy read with lots of twists to the mystery.

Really enjoyed this story. Great writing. I enjoyed the mystery, the heat, the crickets and frogs singing - this is a re-read for sure - is there any chance of this becoming a series?? I'd love that!

The case in the book was good and I have had hopes for the MC but at the end he doesn't change a bit. The end is quite unsatisfying but somekind it fits I don't know if I like to try out the other books of the author but maybe I give a second try. ^^

It was a good read. I enjoyed reading it wish it was a part 2 to continue the cocky FBI story with his small town police and sheriff