From USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Meagan Brandy comes an opposites attract romance about facing your fears, discovering your worth, and fighting for love at all costs.
Break Me (Brayshaw #5)
Meagan Brandy
November 19, 2020
I had a plan, and it was solid.
Track down what was hidden away and take pleasure in toying with it.
Toying with her.
That plan, it worked like a charm.
Until it didn’t.
Turned out, the feisty little thing I found was far from what I hoped for.
She was different from all I knew and more than I expected.
She was light, and I’m the bastard who led her into darkness.
But this girl… she followed with a smile.
I told her I break pretty things.
She asked me to promise.
*This title can be read as a complete stand-alone, however, per my personal recommendations, you should start from the beginning with Boys of Brayshaw High
Excerpt
“What do you know about being a BrayGirl?”
I open my mouth to respond, but he speaks again before I’m able.
“Be straight-up with me, little Bishop,” he warns. “No bullshit.”
Okay, fine.
I lay out what I’ve learned. “I know it’s what people call the girls who spend their nights with you or your brothers, or anyone who has earned the Brayshaw name.”
“Morning, afternoons, we ain’t picky on time of day, baby girl.” He’s angry and hard focused. “Keep going.”
“It’s a girl who is on lockdown. Untouchable to everyone, watched by all to keep her from doing things a Bray wouldn’t like or things she shouldn’t. Basically, she’s bound in bubble wrap, only to be undone by her man.”
“Temporary man,” he fires off.
“Right.” I shake my head in disdain. “Because she’s good enough for his bed, but not his heart.”
His jaw clenches. “You the type?”
“You’ll never know…”
Y’all. I’m going to try really hard to put into words how I feel about this book, because in all honesty, I love the whole Brayshaw clan and most of the side characters, but Royce Brayshaw? I was in love with him from the start of Boys of Brayshaw High and I knew I needed that broken boys story, and it’s very fitting that his story is last.
Ponyboy, Playboy, the lost Brayshaw, they’re all very fitting for him, especially because two of the nicknames were given to him and he’s usually the one giving others a new nickname. There’s a few more nicknames, but to state those now, for those who haven’t read the series, would be a spoiler and I usually try to keep my reviews spoiler free.
Y’all, this book killed me, I loved it so much and it honestly was the perfect way to end the Brayshaw series. So much happens with Royce and Brielle, with RaeRae, Maddoc, Cap, VicVee. To say Brielle can stand with the rest of them is a bit of an understatement because she’s also so very different from all of them. She’s had her fair share of crap thrown at her, but she still smiles and says hi to damn near everyone, it’s one of the things I loved about her.
Meagan did an outstanding job with bringing the feels, writing the best book possible for Royce and Brielle, and even leading into her next series, but I wont spoil that for you. If you like angst and broody bad boys, give the Brayshaws a chance to steal your heart.
Meagan Brandy is a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of New Adult romance books. She is a candy crazed, jukebox junkie who tends to speak in lyrics. Born and raised in California, she is a married mother of three crazy boys who keep her bouncing from one sports field to another, depending on the season, and she wouldn’t have it any other way. Starbucks is her best friend and words are her sanity.
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