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Nick Hans hans_nick — Have you ever wondered what life would be like if your world wasn't as organized and civilized as it probably is now? Would there be chaos or would a new kind ruler take over? Scarred provides some very disconcerting answers to those questions. In a world where there appears to be no central government after a devastating war, things are run by the Regulators. They're nomadic, motorcycle gangs who, while they do roam, claim territory. Any people who live in that territory are also property of the Regulators. It's unsettling, sad and dangerous. This new world, this is the world that Dae lives in. He's a young man, with an even younger sister, who runs a diner. The area Dae's diner is in is run by a regulator named McBane. Dae is covered in the scars left behind by McBane's sexual torture. McBane has left Dae half dead more than once and Dae takes it because if he doesn't McBane will turn to Dae's sister Delia. The whole story happens in Dae's diner. I got the feeling that it was worn down but clean while everything outside of the diner was covered in dust and dirt. I liked Dae right from the beginning and believed in his strength. What he was doing to protect his sister was tragic but in a way it was beautiful, the love that he had for her. Dae's routine is broken when new regulators show up. These new regulators are an unknown factor and while McBane is the devil, he's at least a devil that Dae knows. Enter Cody. Cody looks young, he's smaller than the other regulators who've come into the diner and he almost looks like any young guy you'd see around. The thing is that once you look into Cody's eyes you know what he's about. Cody is the head of these new regulators and the hardness in his eyes warns people that he's done more than every regulator under him put together. Cody wants Dae but Dae belongs to McBane and no one messes with what belongs to McBane. Cody's changing that. Here's where I fell in love with Cody. JM Snyder wrote his character in such a way that he doesn't seem like some reckless kid posturing and posing. Cody's calm. He's the kind of calm that people don't want to meet in a dark alley. Actually, I wouldn't want to meet someone like that on a sunny day in the middle of the street. The relationship that starts between Cody and Dae is surprisingly sweet. Don't get me wrong; it's not sweet in the way romances usually are. There's still a kind of sorrow to what they share but they want to be together and Dae deserves to be with someone. Cody isn't softened by the romance either. Standing between Cody and Dae is flirting with death. This book doesn't end on a sweet note. It ends on a bloody one but in it's own way it's hopeful. This story is my favorite by JM Snyder and I would recommend it to anyone.