Crave, Part Two

By: E.K. Blair

Narrated by: Jacob Morgan, Elena Wolfe

Length: 10 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's Summary

Weeks became months, and months became years. Each day nudged Kason deeper into his addiction. Each memory of the girl destroyed fed the craving for what he could never have again.

Leaving a life-altering first love behind, Adaline tried moving forward to find love and trust and happiness. Pain eventually faded, wounds slowly healed, yet scars were forever left behind.

But some scars feel like kisses. When the shattered pieces of their hearts are forced to meet again, the two of them must decide how much pain their love is worth enduring.

This is what happens when one person loves beyond the craving and the other craves beyond the loving.

©2017 E.K. Blair (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Way Too Dramatic!😢 and plot is pathetic!👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

Is there anything you would change about this book?

This book had so much potential but unfortunately the author saw fit to make the main female character, Adaline, a selfish, spoiled brat totally destroyed Kason, the hero. So she gets raped and what? Instead of telling her boyfriend, Kason, she acts like a bitch and eventually breaks Kason’s heart by leaving him. She eventually ends up engaged to his best friend? Seriously? She is the absolute worst human being around!

What could E.K. Blair have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

She should not have made Adaline into such a selfish bitch. Kason deserved someone better than that tramp!

What about Jacob Morgan and Elena Wolfe ’s performance did you like?

As always their narration is perfect!

Any additional comments?

If you want to read a romance book in order to hate on the female love interest then this book is for you!👎🏼

Oh My God!!!

Beautiful... Elena & Jacob was amazing. The story stole my heart! Some points got so intense that I started to stop reading but I couldn’t. Coming out on the other side was so so wonderfully beautiful. I truly loved their story and didn’t want it to end!!!❤️

Addictive 😜

I couldn't decide who I wanted Adaline's HEA to be with. R.K Lilly made it hard to choose. Regardless of who you root for this series is worth the listen. The writing and narration are absolute perfection!!

Don’t Bother

Crave part one was OK. Crave Part Two was horrendous. Addy turned into this wishy washy selfish asshole. I can’t stand her. Honestly if you want to know what happened just skip to Kason’s parts and you can get the Shortened Version. Jacob Morgan was brilliant in this and Elena Wolfe was great though I couldn’t stand Addy. I’ve never wanted to not finish a book so much in my life

HATE HER

Adaline deserves no one. This girl pissed me off from the beginning. Yes something bad happened to her, but what she put these 2 guys through was just as devastating. These books were depressing.

Don’t waste your time

The only good things about this story were Jacob Morgan, Elena Wolfe, and the last two chapters. Don’t waste your time. I am definitely going to ask for a refund. I had to skip through a lot of the chapters because they were just too unbelievable. Being the mother of a daughter that was sexually assaulted the enabling of Addie by her mother to continue being a victim and not a survivor was not believable. Especially since she was a lawyer no one filed a police report or even went after the guy that did it. Addie was making all these big decisions without anyone to ground her. I just had a hard time with the mother not doing anything. This story went places it didn’t need to go. I was disappointed that their wasn’t any part of reconciliation with her father that could’ve been a big chunk of the story. This was supposed to be a story about sex addiction and Kasson was barely in it. Extremely disappointed especially since my two favorite narrators were in it. Save yourself 11 hrs of disappointed!!

Took me a few hours to collect myself after

Im so shaken by Elena Wolfe’s and Jacob Morgan’s performance. They have completely recked me. Every nuance, every breath, every tear, every gasp, every smile captivated me completely. This story was cathartic for me and helped me confront so many of my own feelings and experiences . Its like E.k. Blair knows me and decided to write my biography. I cried and cried till i could not cry anymore. Who writes like this? This gut wrenching prose . Thank you Ms Blair , Elena and Jacob for this experience. It is the highest art form to create something that makes each member of your audience feel it was created just for them. You gave me a voice by telling this story and Im so grateful.

Wow what a ride!!

I went through so many emotions but my last one was happiness!! The only thing I can say about ens if the story is I wish there would have been something about mikea (not sure if the spelling) having a happy ending but I’m just going to think he fell in love and is very happy!!

Amazing Story

Never reviewed a book, but had to on this one. Storyline is different and interesting. I definitely recommend.

Dealing with addiction...second chances

EK Blair broke my heart into pieces. I felt Adeline’s pain and I felt the emotional turmoil of these characters. EK taps into the human side of this emotional turmoil quite well. She expressed feelings of pain in a way that most can’t even talk about.

Overall: Crave part two is about second chances. These characters got in my head. I suppose it’s the emotional turmoil that grabs at me. I almost forget that these are characters in a story because the emotions are raw and honest.

Crave part two is an entirely different story than book 1. I wouldn’t even say this one begins where part one ended due to the circumstances that transpired. It’s about new beginnings and second chances. It’s about finding common ground with mutual understanding.

Story:
When one young girl takes the weight of the world onto her own shoulders the weight becomes too much where she turns to the person she has always trusted. People come and go into our lives for a reason. When we find what we need to heal from one we grow stronger taking back control. Then that strength is used to help others when they need that strength. It’s a give and take.

I kept waiting for one of the boats that Adeline counted to match one of the boats visible from Kason’s window. Some tell from the name giving perspective to a moment. I also kept waiting for closure about Liam. With Adelaide’s mother a lawyer I thought somehow he would find himself in her court room. I hoped for an epilogue with Micah.

Narrators: Elena Wolfe narrated Adeline’s voice. Jacob Morgan narrated Kason and Micah’s voice. This was a dual performance. Elena’s performance was brilliant. Her tone and sound was perfect. The more I listen to her performances the more I enjoy listening to her. This was not my first audiobook with her narrating and it won’t be my last. As for Jacob’s performance I envisioned an entirely different tone and sound for Kason’s character. Both performances had great sound quality.

A Love Triangle

Having listened to Crave Part One I knew I had to listen to Crave Part Two. This is a story of young love that is wrenched from each person's hands and the direction that each of them takes in an attempt to heal. One person chooses the 'love' of her best friend and the other person chooses his own nemesis, until a tragedy forces them to reconsider their true feelings for one another.
I found E.K. Blair's story telling powerful. This was a love story with passion and at times it was raw and powerful. Combined with the brilliant narration from Elena Wolfe and Jacob Morgan, I was drawn into this story and couldn’t put it down.
The way the Author has ended Crave Part Two leaves, in my view, the option to take this story to a third part. I enjoyed this story and would definitely recommend this read Parts One and Two for the complete experience.