I NEED THE NEXT BOOK NOW!!!

Crave is the third book in the trilogy, so be warned if cliffhangers are not for you!

Sawyer and Olivia meet one night and are instantly attracted to each other. They never expect to walk into class days later and bump into each other - not as students, but as Sawyer being Olivia's professor. They try and stay away from each other, but let's be serious. These two were never going to stay away from each other!

Sawyer is a hard character to love as you can tell that he definitely has some secrets up his sleeve. Which we definitely find out in the very last chapter.

This book definitely has me hooked and wanting more. I love the student/professor vibe.

The narrators in this book were fantastic - Vanessa Edwin and Connor Crais are amazing narrators and definitely did these characters justice!

Can't wait to read more.

I probably wouldn't have read "Crave" if I didn't receive the audio ARC by NetGalley and if I wasn't about to meet the author at RARE.
Needless to say I didn't really read the synopsis beforehand, and well, I feel like I definitely wouldn't have read it if I did, because I despise the student-teacher trope with all my might. With this being said, I enjoyed this book anyways.
The plot is interesting, yet predictable. The characters are really basic, but their story is enjoyable to read about.

This was just an "okay" from me. I finished it, but despite the cliffhanger ending, I don't particularly see myself wanting to read the rest of the trilogy. The beginning seemed a little cliché, the professor falling for the student unbeknownst to them both, but it got more interesting.

I enjoyed that Olivia wasn't portrayed as a weak and impressionable student, like she was being taken advantage of, but that she was smart and held her own against both Sawyer and her parents. Sawyer, of course, was resistant to the romantic feelings for his student, but they seemed to fall for each other very naturally.

I think this story just want for me. The characters were a bit too childish. I just didn’t feel invested in the characters. I struggled to finish this one. Kind of a bummer that it ends on a cliffhanger. However, I wasn’t invested in the story, so I probably won’t listen to the next one. What I did love is the narrators! They did an amazing job bringing this story to life. Huge thanks to netgalley and the audiobook publisher for allowing me to listen and review this book.