Avon Broke and Beautiful Series 3 Books Collection Set by Tessa Bailey

Avon Broke and Beautiful Series is a three-book collection by Tessa Bailey, bringing together interconnected contemporary romances set in New York. The stories follow women pursuing fresh starts and ambitious plans, alongside the men whose paths cross theirs in unexpected ways.

Across the set, a would-be actress takes on an unusual job to earn quick money, a determined student finds her focus challenged by a newly appointed professor, and a construction worker grapples with his feelings for a woman he believes is beyond his reach. Each novel centres on attraction, sharp dialogue and the complications that come with chasing what you want.

Included titles

• Chase Me
• Need Me
• Make Me

Key details

• Three-book collection set
• Series: Avon Broke and Beautiful
• Author: Tessa Bailey
• Includes Chase Me, Need Me and Make Me

Synopses

Chase Me

College drop-out Roxy Cumberland arrives in New York with hopes of becoming an actress, but soon finds herself short of money. Looking for fast cash, she signs up to deliver singing telegrams and is sent to her first customer: a cocky Manhattan trust-funder. The assignment becomes instantly awkward when she must sing an ode to his body while wearing a giant pink bunny costume.

Lawyer Louis McNally II wakes after celebrating a case win to find a rabbit serenading him at his door. Drawn in by the voice and humour behind the mask, he wants more after seeing her face and sharing a kiss.

Need Me

Honey Perribow leaves her small Kentucky town for Columbia University, finding an inexpensive flat and two new best friends. Determined to earn a medical degree, she is thrown off course when she meets Ben Dawson, a newly minted professor. Fascinated by her young English professor, Honey sets out to break through his tweed-and-glasses exterior.

Make Me

Construction worker Russell Hart has been captivated by Abby Sullivan since the moment he saw her. Convinced that a classy, uptown virgin like Abby could never be happy with him, he struggles with the role she assigns him as her personal hero. Wanting her while doubting himself, Russell tries to make sense of what he craves most.