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Break Me by Meagan Brandy

bookboyfriendandhusbandmake3's review against another edition

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5.0

I had intended to read this book over a few days since it’s rather long that’s not what happened though. Once I started Break Me reality vanished and I was consumed by the Brayshaw world.

Royce was a man that lives his life behind a mask with very few people having the opportunity to see what lies beneath. He had a strangle hold on my heart strings throughout the whole book. He was this tsunami of deep-seated emotions that roared below the surface only being released when he was overwhelmed. He was a d*** as in, if they gave out medals he would win the gold.

Brielle was the brightest star in the sky with her shining personality to make you remember that good people still exist. To her very core she had the kindest of souls she was also full of sass and bad***. I loved the way she loved, unconditionally, wholly and with immense loyalty every part of who she was made her the perfect addition to the Brayshaw group.

This was an insane amount of emotions. The intense chemistry between them was enough to ignite a kindle. My emotions were in a constant state of tug of war and my heart bled out on these pages.

Royce and Brielle don’t just fit together, they complete each other. The relationship between the brothers melts my heart. They love each other to the very depths of their soul and they are one of my favorite sibling series I have ever read.

This book is the very meaning of “save the best for last”. Royce and Brielle had explosive chemistry and a deliciously tense slow burn. Beautifully written with a magical mix of an enthralling story, witty banter, epic alphahole, ALL THE FEELS, and steam

ameserole's review against another edition

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4.0

Break Me is the fifth and last installment within the Brayshaw series.

If you've read the previous books within this series, then you would know who Royce is. Still, I was really excited to see who he could end up with. They were definitely enemies at first but then again, Royce (and the boys) were always jerks in the beginning. So, I wasn't expecting anything different with this book. Still, I was excited to see how Brielle could and would handle him.

They definitely had their ups and downs throughout this book, but it was all worth it. It did take me a while to like Brielle though. Once I did start to, though, she was just as likable as Raven and Victoria. Which, yes, I was very happy to see everyone in this book but seriously - could the guys learn to not keep making the same mistakes over and over again? Hot damn. They have always been loyal and yet, they do dumb decision making.

In the end, I was frustrated but devoured the book no matter what. I will definitely need another enemies to lovers series in my hands soon.

mlverhest1103's review against another edition

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5.0

The best for last!

Ponyboy and Baby Bishop gave me all the feels! What an amazing way to wrap up the series. Well done Meagan Brandy for bringing these characters to the front of the line and making me fall madly in love with both of them. Brielle was the most perfect match for Royce! She was strong smart and sassy without being nasty and the best heroine!

loveyyirie's review against another edition

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5.0

Not perfect but close to my heart! I love Brielle and her heart!! <3333

Wishing for Bishop's story!!!!

lauren_soderberg's review against another edition

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5.0

I don't think this worked as successfully as a standalone as it would have if I'd have read previous books that involved the Brayshaw family. I felt a little lost, to be honest. But the story was interesting enough that I was hooked until the end.

*Update: on the re-read this is fantastic. Just read all the Brayshaw books in order, and this will be a fantastic read.

ngallardo6's review

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medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes

5.0

juliachancelor's review against another edition

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4.0

I am so sad this series is over!! Royce and Brielle were amazing together and I loved both of their stories. This series does not feel finished because I have so many questions about all the baby Brays!

I need more books!! Highly recommend this 5 book series!!

jennyluvlitbooks's review against another edition

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4.0

Review coming soon

filthylittlereader's review against another edition

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5.0

Royce, Royce, Royce...I’ve been waiting for his book a long time.

I couldn’t think of a more fitting title for this book than Break Me.

Meagan Brandy killed me softly because she gave me slow burn brood and angst and I was itching for action. But, boy was my patience was rewarded ever so nicely in the end. I love seeing this five-some gain their final missing piece.

There’s nothing I love more than me a broody man with a heart hidden underneath. Royce was all that and more. He loved and he loved so fiercely! He would lay it all on the line for the ones he loved. There’s so much behind that playboy mask and what’s behind it was everything.

And oh my girl crush...Brielle...”Though she be but little she is fierce.” Meagan Brandy has a way of making you fall for the heroine just as much as the hero sometimes more. I loved Brielle and her unassuming strength she possessed. The light to the darkness...these two were utterly perfect for one another.

darkandsteamylit's review against another edition

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5.0

Royce is my favorite and new bbf!