Her uncle's exclusive and secretive boarding school is the last place she wants to be, but after the tragic deaths of both of her parents, she is left with no choice. The moment she steps foot inside, Grace knows there is nothing normal about Katmere Academy, or the students in it. The one you crave is the one who could get you killed. And Tim Paige's narration came completely out of nowhere, much like the final climax of the book.'Crave is about to become fandom's new favourite vampire romance obsession' Hypable Costa's reading felt very limited in character range aside from Macy who just sounded like Grace on a lot of Prozac. There are interesting ideas at the beginning but they are all but forgotten in the face of the all encompassing attraction between Grace and Jaxon.

The build up to the climax came out of nowhere since there were almost no hints alluding to the final act aside from checking how much time is left on the audio book. Minor characters were there to either gushing over Grace the new girl, vomit exposition at her, or completely forgotten by the author until the last minute only to be forgotten again. The main characters were just base YA character archetypes with no real depth to them. It tries to give you vague plot points to provoke mystery and intrigue, but all it did for me was incite anger and annoyance. Well, I want to say boring and predictable but it was more frustrating than either of those adjectives.

This book took so much longer to finish than the time lapse inside the story. The audiobook is perfectly narrated by Heather Costa and Tim Paige, I totally recommend it as well. I am thrilled to see more adult and steamy scenes in this YA books, the mystery surrounding the story will make you read from start to finish even though it's a long book. Jaxon Vega is my new book boyfriend and I just can't wait to see what the next books have to offer, it's going to be a long year waiting for it, the cliffy will kill me slowly until then. The characters are all amazing, I love that it's told in first person present tense and all the references to popular books. That been said, I will also say it's different in some important aspects, I love Grace, she is one to always push forward, not giving up and not giving anyone a way to overcome her.

I absolutely loved this story, I am a fan of paranormal romances, I love vampires, dragons, shifters, and witches and yes I am a Twihard fan, so this book is definitely my cup of tea.

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