Inspired by Frost

Crystal Frost, Book 3

Crystal Frost has grown accustomed to the supernatural, but months of passive paranormal activity have left her believing her mother’s wedding will be a breeze. That changes when a ghost named Melissa shows up in Crystal’s dressing room while she’s picking out her maid of honor dress.

Crystal takes on this new psychic mission without question, immediately determined to save Sage, the girl Melissa warned her about. But how do you save a girl from a deadly fate when you don’t know how she’s going to die?

©2016 Alicia Rades (P)2017 Alicia Rades

Book 3: Inspired by Frost (Crystal Frost Book 3)

Inspired by Frost (Crystal Frost Book 3) ~~ Now this is where things start getting deeper. Crystal’s abilities aren’t just “new and scary” anymore — she’s learning to control them, use them, and understand the bigger picture. And just when things feel manageable, she starts encountering spirits with unfinished business that’s way more complicated than anything she’s dealt with before.

Emma plays a bigger emotional role in this book, and I love that their friendship isn’t just surface-level. There are moments of friction, honesty, and real loyalty — exactly what you expect from lifelong friends. Derek keeps doing his “I don’t believe in all this psychic stuff but I’m still here anyway” routine, which makes him lovable in his own way.

Robin and Crystal finally get more direct with their feelings, and thank goodness, because that tension has been building for two full books. Their relationship feels real — awkward, sweet, and a little messy — the way teenage love should. Robin’s support during Crystal’s most intense psychic moments shows how much he’s grown too.

This book digs into purpose, responsibility, and what it really means to help the dead. And Crystal finally starts seeing that her abilities aren’t a curse — they’re something powerful and meaningful.

I would definitely recommend this book and series and can’t wait to start on the next book. If you want to know what happens next, you’ll just have to read this series yourself — you won’t regret it.