Fate (Fate #1)
Fate (A Moreno Brothers Spinoff Series)
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4.5 • 268 Ratings
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
When Rose tagged along with her big sister to a baby shower the last thing she expected was to meet a guy. But this wasn’t just any guy. This was the exciting, sexy as sin, way out of her league black sheep of his family--Vincent Moreno. Even more surprising, this heart-stopping bad boy seemed interested in her.
Fate always had a way of interfering in Vince’s best-laid plans. His forced attendance to his annoyingly perfect cousin’s baby shower was no different. He was sure to be bored out of his skull, but instead, he met sweet little Rosie Zendejas.
What begins as a unlikely friendship between two very different teens turns into one of the most intense and passionate relationships that neither ever saw coming. But just like it had so many times in Vince’s troubled past, Fate steps in once again, threatening to take away the one thing he can’t seem to even breathe without now—Rose.
Fate is a Moreno Brothers spinoff series.
New Adult, YA Mature - Language and sexual content
Customer Reviews
Fate 1
Another book in the Moreno Series you just can't put down. Your hooked right from the beginning.
Fate
He has a lots of trouble past, and everyone’s reminded him always. He try to proved to his parents could change .Rose was the ❤️ of his life, and like angel 😇 helps him. Fate bring us to Morenos families,with a lots of problems,poor neighborhoods and families values with respect ✊.Recommend
Fate
This is a really childish book; it isn't worth the read. I am surprised the author put a matter as serious as war is such a childish book. This book is definitely not for adults and the characters are just blah; there is no serious love to be felt for any of the characters. The author never explained why everyone was quick to believe he was guilty but just accepted her declaration that he was innocent. That was the foundation of the story and wasn't explored. Horrible book, I won't be reading any others, the storyline and characters aren't that interesting.