Review: Make Me - Tessa Bailey ( The Broke and Beautiful #3)

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Review: Make Me - Book #3 Broke and Beautiful Novel Series - Tessa Bailey - August 2015 - Re-Released August 2023


#This ARC was provided by HarperCollins NZ for a non-biased and true/accurate review.

I was in the mood for some light-hearted romance and I know for me that Tessa Bailey never fails. I had read and enjoyed the previous two books in this series and Make Me is the final couple's tale of Abby and Russell. This was one of those sweet romances of friends to lovers where of course we have miscommunication and the inferiority/superior complex raging throughout the book. Russell doesn't believe he is good enough for Abby so he is content with being her friend and protector as at least he can keep her safe and sound. Abby likes Russell, but she believes he doesn't want her so she keeps him at arm's length and pretends to herself that he hates her and is always angry at her. That's not the case at all,  one night of passion will start the spark between the couple but are they both ready to start a relationship with one another, especially when Abby has a secret that has her working overtime and pretending to be her Dad at work and Russell wants to take his business to the next level but keeps getting rejected by the bank. They come from opposite worlds, but the age-old saying - opposites do attract will ring true in this sweet romance. Unlike the previous two books which end on a temporary HEA as nobody knows what could happen in the future, Make Me ends on a more permanent fixture - a wedding bell for one of the three couples. Who will tie the knot at the end of this series? Will it be Louis and Roxy, Ben and Honey, or Russell and Abby? Find out in this conclusion to the Broke and Beautiful Series by Tessa Bailey.


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