BE MY BRAYSHAW BY MEAGAN BRANDY

6/1/2020

Meagan Brandy captures Captain's tortured soul with so much clarity readers can feel his struggles. I loved this man and I never wanted the story to end!

Rating: ★★★★★
Release Date: June 3, 2020
Genre: Enemies to Lovers. Slow Burn. New Adult.
Series: Brayshaw series #1 (should be read in order)
Pages: 400 pages
Format: eBook. ARC

“Cross one, cross all.”

That’s the Brayshaw way.

She should have realized this before sliding into our world with secrets too big to bury.
She didn’t and now the target is on her back.

The day her lies came crashing down, I should have forced her out.
Instead, I locked her in, and with the promise I would never be hers.

I resisted, fought against us.
I caved.

I tasted what became my newfound favorite flavor and fell hard for the little liar.

But then the depth of her treachery reveals itself, and with it a reminder.

Our town is a twisted place, and with truth comes trouble.

In the blink of an eye, my world is split at its core, and I’m faced with an impossible decision, one that leads to a single outcome...

Betrayal.--

This is Captain Brayshaws book and the fourth book in the Brayshaw series. It's recommended that you read these books in order.

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** Series Information: Books 1-3 focus on Raven and Maddoc's story. Be My Brayshaw focuses on Captain's love story, but is also a continuation of the first three books. Knowing this, the books should be read in order. Up next is Royce's book (I hope!).

READ MY BOOK REVIEW

Release Date: June 3, 2020
Actual Rating: 5 stars

New Adult | Angsty Romance

There are countless books on the market and yet, one author always stands out. That’s Meagan Brandy. Her words are like poetry to me. Her stories are gritty, sharp, deeply romantic, and consume me from page one all the way to the end. Her writing style is excellent and being drawn into the lives of her characters is simple because she writes as if her readers are part of the story. This is true for her first written words, and now. I’m not surprised she captured my heart with Victoria, Captain’s and Zoey’s story and I wouldn’t be surprised if the same is true with Royce’s. There’s just something about her novels that speak to me and if I could read and experience them with fresh eyes all over again I would.

Captain’s story is perfect. His romance isn’t something snappy that comes with ease but is carefully placed together as he maneuvers through his feelings learns to trust. Captain is a soulful man and doesn’t give easily because he’s been burned in the past, so getting him to open up and allow himself to let his guard down is especially difficult. He may be strong on the outside but inside he hides his worries and pain because he hadn’t been dealt the best cards. Watching him slowly open himself up was beautiful for me as a reader because I saw his vulnerabilities. There were some moments when I felt frustrated because he couldn’t see what I could when it comes to his girl (Victoria) but that comes with the territory of romance and I can’t hold it against Meagan. In all honestly, it’s pure angsty goodness and those enjoy the buildup with all the highs and lows are going to love this one.

Victoria… She’s probably one of my favorite heroines. She’s another character who is flawed and imperfect, and it makes her more real. She was so much stronger than I gave her credit for and watching her love without receiving it back with the patience of a saint was gorgeous. I love seeing selflessness in characters and this is Victoria to a T. Readers are going to absolutely love her.

As with the other books in the series, there is some drama and twists (WOW I wasn’t expecting SOME OF THEM) and you’re going to be on a rollercoaster ride throughout. You will see all the familiar faces of those who came before their love story too. I recommend reading this series in complete order from publication as you will be spoiled if you don’t. Raven and Big Man, Royce and his… future missus? That ending… seeing him!?! GAH! I need it now! And then a few more familiar faces of those you love and those you hate. But above all else? You will love Be My Brayshaw because it’s a deep, emotional, angsty, gritty, and slow burn.