Braxton University
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A Memory That Once Was
by Lexi Bissen
read by T. J. Clark, Lu Banks
Part 3 of the Braxton University series
One night changed everything. For me. For him. For us. Until the next morning when he acts like it never happened . . .
Maddox Stone: For years I've resisted the attraction I have to my best friend's little sister.
Unfortunately, avoiding her didn't make things easier. The feelings didn't go away, they only grew over time. Which brings me to my current predicament: she's my new roommate. Keeping my hands off my one and only temptation will be downright impossible.
Trazia Collins: Falling for your brother's best friend is the lamest play in the book.
What can I say? I'm putty in his hands every time he flashes that crooked smile my way. But Maddox crushed my heart when he admitted to having no recollection of the night we spent together. And now living under the same roof as him is becoming unbearable.
Especially since I'm carrying a secret I won't be able to hide much longer.
Contains mature themes.
audiobook
(2)
The Hurt of Letting Go
by Lexi Bissen
read by Hugo Locke, Stefanie Kay
Part of the Braxton University series
Are we, or aren't we? Conrad has been toying with me for too long, and enough is enough. He needs to decide if he wants to keep me or finally let me go.
Conrad Dugray: Falling in love was never part of my plan. I was supposed to graduate college and join the family business. My family's expectations of me as the oldest son were far too high, and they were becoming harder to reach.
Emree was never supposed to be the girl I fell for. My family already had a future wife in mind for me and they would never accept someone with Emree's background. I tried to push her away, but it was becoming more difficult each time. Once my family found out about her, they would destroy anything we had.
Emree Anders: Being in love with a man who didn't seem to want to be with you was a special kind of torture. Conrad constantly pushed me away and just when I thought I was over him, he was back again, claiming he couldn't go another day without me.
My heart couldn't take the tug-of-war game he continued to play with it, and I feared it might shatter the next time he pushed me away. I needed to stand my ground and make him decide if he wanted me or he would have to let me go.
Contains mature themes.
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