We are excited to be spotlighting each book in the University of Branton series over the next couple of days. Check out the second book in the series here!
Synopsis
She’s been broken by her past. He’s been breaking for as long as he can remember.
Together, they can make each other whole–or destroy each other.
When his best friend asks for something, Dane rarely says no. But babysitting a newly sober Scout Grimes for three weeks isn’t exactly a normal request. And with their history, it’s a recipe for disaster. Not to mention, she’s drop dead gorgeous and he can’t touch her.
There are few people Scout trusts as much as Dane Guillot. He’s always been her safe place, where nothing can hurt her. He’s also been the only man she’s never let herself want–screwing up their friendship isn’t worth one amazing night together.
They have too much history, and too much personal baggage to ever work. But if they are willing to take a chance on love–it might be worth the risk.
Lynne’s Thoughts
Book 2 of the Branton University series is an emotional roller coaster to say the least. The story picks up right where we left off with Atticus and Avery, with the exception of Dane and Scout narrating. Scout returns from rehab and continues to fight for her sobriety. Dane, ever her protector, is right alongside her. I really loved both Scout and Dane. They felt so completely different than Atticus and Avery, but in a great way. They are both so broken and hurting. I would say I wish more of Dane’s brokenness was addressed. However, I loved seeing the different sides of the Grimes kids and Dane’s relationship. Dane’s relationship with Atticus and Scout makes his actions in This Love a lot more understandable. While the plot line was familiar in regards to the “forbidden younger sibling” story, the brokenness of both characters added something new. Beautiful Broken is a touching story that shows that sometimes things are worth the sacrifice. Overall, If you liked This Love, you’ll really enjoy Beautiful Broken.
About Nazarea
Nazarea Andrews is an avid reader and tends to write the stories she wants to read. She loves chocolate and coffee almost as much as she loves books, but not quite as much as she loves her kids. She lives in south Georgia with her husband, daughters, and overgrown dog.
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