Break Me, I Beg You
Blurb
He offered me forever, but I begged to break free. Until the day we gave in to temptation. Now our lives were forever intertwined.
Monroe
Falling in love with your best friend’s brother was one hundred percent an overused cliché in any romance book or RomCom. Especially when my best friend fell in love with my brother. However, he became my secret obsession, one I swore I’d never act on. Until he made me an offer I couldn’t refuse. Now here we are—nine months of secrets, scandal, and regrets. We weren’t supposed to be more than a night of giving in to forbidden pleasures. I didn’t know Jase was exactly what I wanted until he was the only thing I had. There was no one else in this town I could have fallen for and lived to reap the consequences. Jameson King made me a promise he swore never to break until I begged him to. I knew loving him would be my legacy if he didn’t ruin me first.
Jase
Monroe Bishop was unlike any other girl in Crossroads. She didn’t aim to please or impress me. In fact, I think her determination to hate me is what made me want her more. Especially since I was a man who rarely knew what he wanted. A man who had everything in the palm of his hand, yet I took it all for granted. I’d long given up on the prospect of love after falling victim to the manipulation of my ex-girlfriend. Though one night, when I saw Monroe dressed like the cowgirl of my wildest dreams, I couldn’t walk away. Nine months later, we’re reaping the consequences of our impulses. Monroe became a forbidden fruit. The biggest temptation—my best friend’s little sister, my little sister’s best friend. She would be my ruin if I let her get away with it. Luckily for me, I had no intention of letting her go unless she begged me to.
Break Me, I Beg You is a full length Contemporary Small Town Romance part of the Crossroads Series. BMIBY can be read as a complete Standalone and ends with a HEA. You meet Monroe and Jase in Book One, Love Me, I Dare You available now!
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