I couldn’t help but audibly react to some of the book’s major reveals and surprises (going so far as to alarm my cat, I’ll have you know).

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There’s quite a lot happening in this book, and I won’t lie, there were a couple of times I had to stop and re-read. She's surrounded by men who are used to wielding a lot of power and taking care of others and holds her own. That's why we've added a new "Diverse Representations" section to our reviews that will be rolling out on an ongoing basis. The trial in a stadium in front of the whole school goes on and on for chapters (you get the sense that Wolff doesn't know how far 10 yards is on a playing field) and could have been cut way back.When Grace wakes up covered in someone else's blood, suddenly the answer to the last question becomes clear. 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. Picking up a few months after Crave left off, Grace mysteriously emerges from her gargoyle state with no memory of her time as a stone statue.

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That’s not to say that they’re not together at all or their romance isn’t a plot point, because they are and it is. 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. Every new detail about what it means to be a gargoyle is truly fresh, unexpected, and surprising, both for Grace and the reader. Further still, she must also come to terms with her newfound gargoyle self and learn just what it means to be a rare treasure in the paranormal world. But we also meet a slew of new characters that add new elements and issues (not to mention loads of DANGER) into the mix.A one-time English professor with more than fifty novels to her name, she now devotes most of her time to writing and dreaming up heroes.

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One that I don’t want to go into too much detail with here (because you’ll enjoy it more if you go in completely blind), but that I very much enjoyed and am glad we got almost a full book of. Last thing she remembers is fighting against her boyfriend Jaxon's evil-vampire-brother-come-back-to-life Hudson before she turned to stone and Hudson disappeared.And not only am I fighting for my life, but now everyone else’s is at stake—unless we can defeat an unspeakable evil. We also get to see a new perspective come into the story, and I’m eager to find out just how this is all going to play out. There’s Hudson, The Circle, the Vampire Court, and there are quite a few reveals happening that will make readers’ jaws drop. I mean, I couldn’t get enough of Crave (and I get more and more excited every day to see it on the silver screen, hopefully sooner rather than later), but Crush is on a whole other level. He's mean, he's nice again, he helps her survive, then he ignores her, and the whole time Grace is ignoring her boyfriend, Jaxon.