And as Grace is drawn further under his spell, she begins to wonder: did she come to Katmere by accident, or was she brought here. Something in him calls to Grace - something that could spell her death.īecause Jaxon walled himself off for a reason. Then she meets Jaxon Vega, a vampire with deadly secrets who hasn’t felt anything for a hundred years. As the lone mortal, the only thing Grace is sure of is that she doesn’t belong.

Shapeshifters, witches and vampires roam the halls, existing in uneasy cooperation, a fragile web of alliances the only thing keeping them from war. It’s not long before she discovers that she has entered a world like nothing she has ever known. Her uncle’s exclusive and secretive boarding school is the last place she wants to be, but after the tragic deaths of both of her parents, she is left with no choice. The moment she steps foot inside, Grace knows there is nothing normal about Katmere Academy, or the students in it. Grace gives up the petty arguing from Book 2 in favor of lots of heroism and romance, of course.The one you crave is the one who could get you killed. You'll find some racial diversity in the minor characters, and there's an LGBTQ+ couple that's out and proud in front of family and friends. Lots of brand-name junk food gets eaten, Armani clothing is repeatedly mentioned, and language is pretty raw, with lots of 'f-k' and plenty of everything else. Fistfights to earn money end in lots of injuries and victims of a not-nice vampire hang from the ceiling in her den, dripping blood. One friend of the main characters dies in battle and another loses part of his leg. Brutal fights among supernatural creatures include some gore: a leg torn is off and eaten, a heart is ripped out, a prisoner is skewered by a claw, other creatures are skewered by tusks through the head and eye, and a neck is snapped. While the moony romance with hot vampires is similar (expect everything short of sex in this installment, including barely described hand jobs and orgasms), the violence is a bit more intense. Parents need to know that Covet is the third book of four in the Crave series that will remind you very much of Twilight.

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