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crave series

by Tracy Wolf

vol. 1 crave

Let me start off by saying I am typically not a huge fantasy reader, let alone a book about vampire’s. I
really have no desire to read Twilight and honestly that could be because I have already seen the movies,
I hate Robert Pattinson and I think it is way too popular (is popular the word I am looking for? Probably
not.) I found this book all over Booktok for a fun YA Romance Vampire read and I was already not super
stoked about it but like I said, I saw it everywhere! So I decided to purchase the first book with low hopes
and jumped in.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Author: Tracy Wolff

Published Date: April 7th, 2020

Publisher: Entangled: Teen

Main Genres: YA, Fantasy, Romance


Page Count: 592 Pages

GoodReads Rating: 3.77 Stars

About the author

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Tracy Wolff is a lover of vampires, dragons, and all
things that go bump in the night. A onetime English professor, she now devotes all her time to writing
dark and romantic stories with tortured heroes and kick-butt heroines. She has written all her sixty-plus
novels from her home in Austin, Texas, which she shares with her family.

Synopsis

When Grace’s parents unexpectedly pass away due to a car crash she must leave hot and sunny
California and move to cold and snowy Alaska to attend her uncles Boarding school. But when she
arrives she can tell something is off about this school. Every student belongs to a clique but she just can’t
seem to fit in to any of them. She can’t even make it to her first class without her life being threatened.
The worse part is that everyone seems to be keeping I have read so many mixed reviews about this book
ranging from five stars to one star. I have seen comparisons to twilight (which I haven’t read yet) and I
have seen people stating it was super cringy.

Review

I have read so many mixed reviews about this book ranging from five stars to one star. I have seen
comparisons to twilight (which I haven’t read yet) and I have seen people stating it was super cringy.

Did I think parts of this were cringy? Yes, the romance aspect of this book felt very strange but then
again it is a fantasy novel based in a high school age group. Thinking back to my high school romances I
guarantee we were this cringy and awkward. So I feel like for a YA romance read this was suitable. The
main character and her love interest also started off hating each other and just a few short days later
can’t keep their hands off of each other which seemed fast until you read the whole book and the author
I felt tied it together nicely.

As for this book being a knock off of Twilight, I guess I can see where these people are coming from but
then again it still had its own storyline. I can see a few similarities just from what I have seen of the
Twilight movies but honestly, I found this book and plot more interesting. Maybe I should read the
Twilight series before I make the assumption that this is better. However i have no desire to read that
series.

I gave this four stars rather than five stars because I honestly found the main character grace annoying
more often than not and towards the last fourth of the book I did get a little bored but the ending pulled
me right back in. I also felt like this book did not need to be 600 pages long, but even so I read it in a
week and that is very impressive on my end.

I am very excited to read the rest of the books in this series and I really hope they just continue to get
better.

QOTD: Should I read the Twilight series or just call it good?

next book?))))))

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