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 absolutely adored his moodiness, his snarkiness, and especially his rascal-like quality, so much so that eventually Jackson became the most uninteresting part of the story—he who I had an Edward Cullen-like obsession with in the first book. The film adaptation of Crave will be oversee by Universal Pictures’ Senior VP production Jeyun Munford and creative executive Christine Sun. I do feel like the story built up to a pretty intense climax, much like Crave, and definitely has a Crave-style ending that is going to make some readers mad, and others excited. I don't want this review to include spoilers but I will say I want to see how the new information we found out about him will play into the next book.

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I got to say, this book was better in terms of pacing than the first one that felt like it was dragging on and on until the last half.Grace, finally the hero of her own story, has to go it alone in a trial against paranormals who all want to kill her. After finishing this book, I understand that that's exactly what Tracy Wolff was doing, so she obviously did an excellent job of that.

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A note about CHARM: The missing four months of time between Crave and Crush, can be enjoyed anytime after reading Crave. When mysterious warlock Remy Boudreaux enters a deadly academy for rogue paranormals, secrets are everywhere and nothing is as it seems in the thrilling new spin-off series to Tracy Wolff’s instant New York Times bestselling Crave series. My hands curl into fists, my fangs explode in my mouth, and though there were a million other ways I was hoping to break my newfound knowledge to Grace, the words come out before I can even think about stopping them. The reactions to Grace’s sudden reappearance ranged from funny to more romantic, and I enjoyed seeing how she got caught up with everyone, including Jaxon.

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.