#BlogTour BREAK ME by MEAGAN BRANDY

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.

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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.

My Review

I’ve been looking forward to Royce’s story since I read Boys of Brayshaw. I felt even then he was the most broken of all of the boys and I just couldn’t wait to get into his head. Meagan Brandy did not disappoint. This book is LONG and I still feel like it wasn’t enough Royce for me. He is difficult to handle and I truly admire Brielle for the way she went about things with him. She has the patience of a saint and the kindest heart considering what she’s been through. I don’t think Royce could have stayed away from her no matter how hard he tried. I loved how Brielle didn’t let the challenges that she was facing define her. She was freaking adorable and absolutely perfect for Royce. These two on top of everything else that happened in the story truly made for an entertaining read.

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…”