Reign of Brayshaw

Brayshaw High, Book 3

By: Meagan Brandy

Narrated by: Jillian Macie, Stephen Dexter

A Top 20 Amazon Best Seller

Number one in New Adult Romance

In the world of morally corrupt teenagers, only the strongest survive....

"Trust only those who earn it." A sentiment I follow without direction but holds more consequence than ever before.

One decision, five lives, three futures.
This is what's at stake.

One night, one choice, four broken Brayshaws.
That is where we're headed.

Unless I stop it.
I have to stop it.

I have to remind him of what he's chosen to forget.

My town. My choice. My ending.

Reign of Brayshaw is the highly anticipated conclusion to Maddoc and Raven's story and the third in the Brayshaw series. This book must be listened to after both books one and two.

©2019 2019 Meagan Brandy (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Got a little confusing with so many characters but still a good story.

Great narration. Loved Raven and Maddox, but keeping all the players straight was hard, but well worth a credit.

omg

woohoo that was freaking amazing!! lot of twists and turns. really awesome! loved it! just wow!

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIA SERIES!

Well, this book is so intense, the suspense at times was unnerving. when the past is revealed and secrets come to light it jaw dropping. But when Raven gets to take what's coming to her you just wanna stand up and scream HELL YEAH!! I'm so glad I bought these books on Audible because listening to them almost brings them to life. I highly recommend this Audible series to everyone.

unforgettable

this is my favorite series to go back to again and again. ♡ megan you rock

Need more brayshaw

“They want an obedient wife. They’re getting a defiant queen.”-

Raven is who I want to be when I grow up.

I have to say as little as possible, because breathing in the general direction of this book could be a spoiler.
I’m conflicted in so many ways over this book. I’m so sad to see the end of Raven’s story, while I’m pleased with the way a LOT of things turned out. Hearts were broken, lies were told, duties were fulfilled, truths were spilled, and I sat back with a confused expression on my face for easily 2/3 of this masterpiece.

Brandy kept me on my toes from the first page to the last, and then I just wanted to continue flipping pages, hoping for more.

This is perfection. I’m not a crier, and I did. But I smiled, and raged, and loved, and broke and got put back together within these covers.

Like I said, I’m sad to see the end of this, but I’m preparing myself for the boys of Brayshaw to return.