Boys of Brayshaw (Deluxe Edition)

*The deluxe edition comes with limited edition printed edges* From USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Meagan Brandy comes an enemies-to-lovers new adult romance full of morally corrupt and power-driven teenagers. Raven Carver was dropped in their town with nothing but a chip on her shoulder. No name worth remembering, no lines she wouldn't cross, and no clue what Brayshaw, a twisted place with more secrets than she's ready for, expects from people like her. Not that she cares. She walks through their world like she's already ruined it, like fear is a foreign feeling she's never learned. She talks back, smirks when they come for her, and asks for the fight their words promise. And that's what makes her dangerous. Maddoc and his brothers have spent years keeping order, and the last thing they can allow is an outsider to come in and destroy what they've built. But Raven doesn't answer to anyone. The minute their eyes locked, Maddoc knew she was trouble. The problem is... he likes the taste of trouble.

*The deluxe edition comes with limited edition printed edges* From USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Meagan Brandy comes an enemies-to-lovers new adult romance full of morally corrupt and power-driven teenagers. Raven Carver was dropped in their town with nothing but a chip on her shoulder. No name worth remembering, no lines she wouldn't cross, and no clue what Brayshaw, a twisted place with more secrets than she's ready for, expects from people like her. Not that she cares. She walks through their world like she's already ruined it, like fear is a foreign feeling she's never learned. She talks back, smirks when they come for her, and asks for the fight their words promise. And that's what makes her dangerous. Maddoc and his brothers have spent years keeping order, and the last thing they can allow is an outsider to come in and destroy what they've built. But Raven doesn't answer to anyone. The minute their eyes locked, Maddoc knew she was trouble. The problem is... he likes the taste of trouble.