Crush (Crave)

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There are a total of 126 chapters in Crush (125 from Grace's perspective, 1 from Hudson's perspective), not counting the two bonus chapters at the end of the book. Do you feel for a character more when they get clawed at by dragons or when they tell haunting stories of their past? Get to know the staff, learn the history of some of the most unique and exciting traditions at Katmere, and discover which Court you would belong to. I love that there are themes of adventure, danger, young love, heartbreak, triumph, compassion, coming of age and so many more relatable themes for readers of all ages. Dangerous and intriguing, empowering and swoon-worthy, Crush is everything fans of the series didn’t know they’d want in a sequel and sets up a third installment you won’t want to miss.

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Plus, this one is going to be a little difficult to summarise without spoiling the ending of the previous book. Common Sense is the nation's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of all kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in the 21st century. Crush features all those we came to know and love in Crave, including (of COURSE) Jaxon, Macy, and Flint. And once you’ve read Crush and know what I’m talking about, please tweet me so that we can yell about it together. Crush offers and poses far more questions than it has the room (or real intent) to answer right now, which is saying a lot for a book that’s 500+ pages long.He insists there are secrets I don’t know about, threatening to drive a wedge between Jaxon and me forever. he asks again, and in the space between the words—the space between us—are all the things we’ve never said. When Grace wakes up and figures out what she is, here's where Crush could have taken the standard "origin story" turn and told us all what the heck this means. I’ve messed up a date date, because sitting in the center of the room is a small, round table covered with a tablecloth, candles, and one of the most gorgeous bouquets of flowers I have ever seen.

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Besides being a fan of coming-of-age films and shows, she also enjoys watching K-Dramas and listening to her favorite K-Pop groups. I watch over Hudson’s shoulder as wood and glass and stone and metal come tumbling down, the arena literally tearing itself apart piece by piece. Readers unbothered by less-than-polished storytelling who like a bit of melodrama spicing up their romantic-fantasy soup will enjoy this sequel full of young, powerful, and troubled paranormals.

Despite the size, I definitely felt like I was moving through the book very quickly, even if it took me a few days to finish. There are brutal fights among supernatural creatures where one high school student dies from a crushed skull and others are gravely injured and given magical boosts to heal. I will admit that I have a team I am cheering for (Jaxson or Hudson), but won’t share that here because I know the depth of others loyalties! Just as exciting and obsession worthy as book one, but I had to take away 1 star because of the audiobook's pronunciation of Flo Rida (more like Flo Reeda than Flo Ryeda). According to Entangled Publishing’s Liz Pelletier, the new supernatural novel is pitched as “vampires for a new generation.

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For instance, Grace’s closest family and friends all constantly talk about what they’re going to do to help her and make decisions for her without asking her what she wants to do or giving insight on what she can do for herself. The Circle and the Vampire Court are out to play and both sides want to drag Grace into their worlds, but leaving Katmere means certain death. I was definitely pulled in from the beginning, and it honestly felt like it picked up right where it left off. Students are stabbed, beaten, nearly strangled, drained of blood, burned, buried alive, and put through trials that include terrible pain.In true Crave series fashion, Crush is full of delicious twists and turns that will leave you yearning for more, especially when it comes to the ending. The sexual content is milder -- kissing is less fun when your brother is always watching -- while violence is about at the same level as Book 1.