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Ebook About A Top 10 Amazon Bestseller # 1 in New Adult Romance"You don't belong."No words whispered in anger have ever rung more true.They're the Kings of Brayshaw with the world at their feet, destined for greatness and in need of control. I'm the girl from the gutter with nothing to offer and as defiant as they come. They say it doesn't matter, that I'm one of them now, and nothing could ever change that. Not even me, should I dare try.But they're wrong.They underestimate how far I'll go to protect them.Trouble is coming...and they have no idea.---Trouble At Brayshaw High is the the highly anticipated follow up to Boys of Brayshaw High, and should be read only after having read book one. This is book two in a three book series.Book Trouble at Brayshaw High Review :
“Raven Carver, she does whatever the h@ll she wants, makes sh@tty judgment calls in a snap that you never see coming, and hopes it’ll all work out in the end, f@ck the consequences. I can’t f@cking stand it.”Trouble at Brayshaw High, picks up where we left of in BOBH and, no, I will not tell you where it picks up or give you any spoilers. When BOBH ended, I had a lump in my throat and was sitting on pins and needles as to where this could go. I was never so excited as to when I opened my library and 🎵AHHH🎵 Trouble had finally arrived. Now, here, I sit about five days later STILL trying to process everything I have read. If you read my emoticon review, it still all applies. I feel like I’ve gone on a roller coaster that is inverted, with eight consecutive loops, occasionally will go backwards all while swinging from side to side. Meagan Brandy, what have you done to me??I fell hard for the leads in Boys at Brayshaw High. I truly didn’t think I could love Trouble more, but I do. Gosh, Maddock, Captain and Royce are more realistic with a bigger than life presence. I fell HARD for Maddock. He just appeared to be bigger, badder and with `a more encompassing persona/presence. Oh, man, I love that guy. I was happy to see that Captain and Royce had also come out of their shell more and displayed a bigger part of their personalities. Captain is the guy you just want to cuddle with or get a big bear hug from. Royce is that sentimental guy with a jokester attitude.“Go on, play your games, baby. I’ve got more moves than you can handle.”Ms. Raven Carver. Round of applause for showing who has the bigger balls in the Brayshaw world. She is a force to be reckon with. She has fought her scrappy way to get respect and devotion from those around her. Raven has learned early on that she needs to be resourceful, independent and cunning to get by in this game called life. What was beautiful to see was how Raven matured between the two books. Ok, I will admit, she still does Raven-like things, but she is somewhat more cautious with it. The character development of the foursome was spot-on and enjoyable to watch.“Together, three strong, we head inside for our fourth man.”Madman and Raven are being their usual selves, continuing to butt heads yet fight for their relationship. They are learning to trust each other and rely on each other. Maddock and Raven’s relationship is a joy to watch. They are completely each other’s matching puzzle piece.Re-iterating from BOBH is that Meagan Brandy is a flipping genius. There are good storytellers and then there are out of this world storytellers. Any idea which category Meagan falls into? Her storytelling capabilities pull you in and make you feel like you are a part of the story and these characters are more than characters, they are your friends. Now, how many of you are willing to go back to high school? I sure am, if it includes being in this little posse!! Whether you follow the ‘5 essential elements of a story’ or ‘The 7 key elements of a narrative’, Meagan Brandy has it all!! So, again, here I sit on pins and needles, anxiously awaiting book three!! I couldn't wait to read this book after the cliffhanger in the first book. The storyline had me wanting more. I thought for sure I was going to get a great conclusion to what was a start of a good story...Unfortunately, I didn't get that. While I can admit this author has a good way of writing in general (hence the rating versus the rest of this review), I just can't jive with this book.First, how much drama can one person take while reading a book? This book was more of nothing truly significant happening than anything. Sure, a few secrets and puzzle pieces were at play. However, most of the book droned on with unnecessary drama. I will admit, I lost a lot of interest in this story with this book.In the first book, I liked the characters. In this book, I am now finding myself annoyed with them. Their arrogance, where it was once redeeming, is now exasperating and grating. In the author's quest to create a twisty story she seems to have lost sight of it.A third book? I have to read another book? Is the next one just going to be a bunch of filler with a few plot points dropped in too? I am not sure I can read another after this one. This story could have been nicely written in two books. If you take out the filler, then you would be able to complete the story in two installments. I will most likely read the third book. However, if this series doesn't end there, I won't continue it. 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