Crave, Part Two

By: E.K. Blair

Narrated by: Jacob Morgan, Elena Wolfe

Length: 10 hrs and 3 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!👎🏼

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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!!

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Wow, what a turn!

I honestly didn't see that plot twist coming. I didn't think the story would take that kind of path. I usually don't care for love triangles, but at the same time, it needs to be done well. Because if not, it'll turn me off and I don't enjoy the story as much as I wanted. Thankfully, this wasn't one of those.
Part 2 immediately starts where Part 1 leaves off. It's also been a few months since I read the first part. I still remembered alot of what happened, so I knew going in, what had happened at the end. I was actually shaking my head at the end of book 1 because I saw it coming and said "oh boy... Here we go".
Ady did drive me crazy for the majority of the book. But to keep in perspective, she was a college freshman (and before the last few chapters in part 1, a high school senior)... So it's kind of to be expected she's going to make some "not so great choices". But at times I just wanted to shake her and just say "CONFESS AND LET IT ALL OUT! YOU WILL FEEL SOOO MUCH BETTER. I PROMISE. IT WILL GET BETTER!!". Maybe not THAT dramatic, but something to that effect. ;)
I loved the audiobook- I think it was done fantastically. Both narrators NAILED emotions! I love when narrators can really make a story come to life... And that's what I think these narrators were able to do.
You have those books that yes, its an audiobook... Yeah, it's a great audio... But then you have those that really capture the emotions and feel of the story. This was one of those. I can only imagine Part 1 is similiar to this one (I just read the e-book, so I can't compare the audios for Part 1 and 2).
Overall, I love E.K. Blair's books. There's only 2 books I haven't gotten to yet (one being her newest release). But I love her writing. Definitely not for everyone as she usually has tough subjects.. And a trilogy that is VERY dark in my opinion...
Another amazing book from E.K. Blair.. I'm excited to catch up!

A Very Emotional Story!

This was a very engaging and highly emotional story. I spent most of the book being unhappy with all the heartbreak and poor choices being made by the characters but I suppose that happens in real life all the time as well. I didn't see how this was going to end happily for everyone or maybe even anyone, but the ending was better than I anticipated it would be. Both narrators were very good, but Jacob was amazing at showing Kason's wide range of emotions. I will definitely listen to this series again and would recommend it to anyone.

Incredible two part love story! "CRAVE"

I am going to CRAVE more....and more....and more! by E.K. Blair.
Anyone who wants a heartbreaking, insanely good, excellently written, atnd perfectly narrated love story, read or listen to this one.....I highly recommend CRAVE and you will too😉

Crave - the title says it all. You will be hooked!!!

Amazing Read!!!!!
As always EK Blair has me in complete awe with this fantastic story of first loves and second chances.
After the conclusion of book 1 and the way things ended with Kason and Adeline, I wasn't sure how this would play out.
I absolutely loved it though.
I hated that Adeline found comfort and healing in Micah when Kason wanted to be there for her from the beginning but I loved how it all turned out.
Beautiful writing. Amazing storyline. Creative layers and heart-pounding chemistry.

This book was amazing!
I loved every moment of it!!!!

Highly Recommend!!

The narration is fantastic!!
So emotional and consuming!!!

Shredded!!

OMG- I looooove this book. I debated on getting it bcz I was a little bored with the first book about 1/2bt bcz EK Blair is one of my favorite authors - not to mention that I love BOTH narrators, I couldn't pass it up any longer. First let me say, Jacob Morgan KILLED IT with the emotion in this book. SebYo doesn't even come close to the intensity Jacob portrayes as Kayson. Sorry- not sorry! Gosh he was soooo heartbroken; I was too! Made me wanna slap the shit outta Adi! Honestly, I didn't like her character in book 2 at all. SHE (and Kayson's addiction) was the cause of him not having any friends. I get why she pushed him away but she should've confided in Kayson and trusted in their love but chose another route. For some reason I still feel like I'm missing something from what happened to her. I really hope there's another book in the series. Trent and Micha deserve their own story. Anyway- this book had me so conflicted about the choices the heroine made and who was hurt in the end. IDK- it's fiction but definitely a good freggin book!

him with the acting.