Court (Crave, 4) Hardcover – February 1, 2022

This book is....I am not sure what the right word is. Each book somehow makes me more emotional, and I become more invested in the story. If you asked me if I was going to continue reading this series while I was reading Crave, I probably would have told you no. Up until the last ~10% or so of Crave I was just going through the motions of reading it, trying to force myself to read it because I knew, I knew, there was going to be something about it that would make me fall in love with this series, but I was struggling. I have told everyone who I have tried to get to read this series the same thing - give it a fair shot, and if you are indifferent about Crave, trust me, I get it, but get to the end and if you still don't like it fine, but trust me. Just read the end. And then they are hooked. These books progressively have gotten better, the characters have gotten more involved and deeper, and I just...I really am struggling for words.A refresher on the background of this series. This was series had been slated to be a trilogy. Then, due to the massive amount of worldbuilding and character creation Tracy put into this (and Tracy poured *so much* into this), it became a 4 book series. THEN a 5th book was added, a companion to go after the fourth book finished, but takes place between 1 & 2. Now, we are here with Court being released, Charm on the horizon, and the announcement that Cherish, the 6th(!!!) book in this timeline will be coming out at the end of this year. This is excluding the spinoff that will be coming out next year. A series following characters from this series that I have already grown to love, and I am waiting with bated breath to see what their story will unfold into.But back to this book. To Court. The end that is not the end, but breaks you apart & puts you back together in the way that a fantastic series ending does. I laughed. I teared up. I messaged my friends saying what was happening was unacceptable because my heart was shattering. I watched Grace grow during this series, and as such, I grew along with her. The trials and tribulations she went through lead up to a satisfying ending that I would have been happy with - even without the next two books on the horizon. The fact I feel content with what I read, in relation to both the relationships between friends, mates, and the Big Bad, is astounding to me. Am I still heartbroken over some of the events? Absolutely. But that is because they were written so well.The theories that grew out of Easter Eggs laid out from page 1 of book 1 felt satisfying to unravel during this book. I felt validated that I picked up on clues that had been laid out and buried in metaphor. Watching the strings of the story twist and turn, combining to weave a web of a story that is unlike most other YA that is available today was wonderful. This book is realistic fantasy; everything I want in a book about mythical creatures but in my reality. This book didn't feel forced, and felt the most mature of the bunch. Each book had the characters grow, which made me love them even more.I am nervously excited about what the next two books will contain. Will my heart break along the same lines? I am sure. Will I feel the love Tracy poured into these books resonate through the pages and back into me? Absolutely. For now, I will sit in my cocoon of contentment with the ending & epilogue that Court has given me. Thank you Tracy for giving us this magic. ∞/5

This series is a whirlwind but in the best way possible. Let’s start with what I disliked in this series, then to the good stuff and why I am giving it 5 stars.In the beginning I felt like the romance was kinda the whole point of the first and second book even with all the action. When I felt like the romance should’ve been more of the background and the action should’ve been the front runner. Which is why i absolutely love the last two books of the series so far. She brought out the action, made the romance a background to the action. Which made it a lot more fun to read.I also thought there might’ve been some over writing. The author mentions many times about grace’s past, everything she’s always worried about and how she feels about her mistakes, which at Parts made it hard to keep the excitement of what was going on during the book. In the end I did realize why it was so important to keep going back to Grace’s feelings and her uncertainties just because it reminds us readers the growth she went through from the start of book 1 to end of book 4.This is by far one of my favorite fantasy books/series I’ve read. It’s totally makes you feel every emotion you can feel while reading it, from crying to laughing, anger to comforted. Just when I thought it couldn’t get better, it did. Every book just keeps getting better which is pretty hard to find in a lot of series.I loved the add-ons at the end, the author uses the perspective of a different character at the end of each book which it is really nice to read what another characters perspective is during the more important parts of the book.Each book in this series has a lot of pages but it’s such a fun and easy read. It keeps you on your toes and it’s a hard to put down when you start.This series deserves 5 stars just because I actually took the time to write a review and I never do, that’s how much I love this series.

This was a great book I am reading the series and it keeps your attention.

This series is great! Each book is filled with intensity and excitement. I haven't been able to put them down.

I’m still in love with this series. I love the FMC and all the suspense. You truly never know what’s coming next.

Court by Tracy Wolff.**Spoilers**************************Holy Hot Wheels Batman! This book was a crazy ride, will all of the feels -and gasp- made me actually laugh out loud at 2am. Court is the 4th book in the Crave series by Tracy Wolff and at over 900 pages, dragged a lot of the sections. At the 39% mark, I actually gave up. DNF'd. I was that outraged. But then, I slept on it and gave the book another chance the next day.The lowdown: Grace is almost the typical frustrated teen FMC; going through a really heinous time of life and spouting truisms she got from Oprah. The whole series is YA (older teen) so we have mainly teenagers running around, saving the world and being extra sparkly and super special. The few grownups are megalomaniacs or psychotic or extra glittery and special. Of course Grace is extra sparkly and extra-extra special so we are reminded of this at least three times in every chapter.  And in case we forget, she is made of sterner stuff, is tragical, fragile, mated, has a mate, and suffers. Even her suffering is extra special.She makes friends and mates with vampires, dragons, Werewolves, witches, warlocks, and manticores, and suffers the obscurity of being the only gargoyle in existence-- or is she? She also titled herself Gargoyle Queen. Just because (but there is a reason for the madness.. you'll have to read the book).Aside from Grace and her inner monologues that go on for ages pages, this is really a fun book. After the first 400 pages, it gets really interesting. The fight scenes are great and they are described so well that I can imagine them. And the LOL parts? Chapters 135-136. Funniest things I've read in awhile.

O livro é bonito, mesmo sem a jacket, embora não tenha muitos detalhes, mas o corte dele veio sujo e com defeito: as folhas foram cortadas de forma desigual.O livro também não veio embalado, nem mesmo com plástico.

Cant stop reading … love The adventures, new characters And as always hudson ❤️.Cant wait to read charm 🥰

I honestly adore this series. Not gonna lie. The first book didn't do much for me, but the second book and on just got me hooked. I love all the characters. They're all wonderfully imperfect, from the Vega brothers to Macy to Flint and Grace. There must've been so much planning to the books for everything to tie in together!I honestly cannot wait for the next two books. Take my money already!!

So the story is long, and long but it's worth the ending. The summary is Grace, Hudson, Jaxon, and the rest are fighting against the evil Cyrus who has kidnapped the school and drained them. Now they have to find a way to rescue them all, stop Cyrus becoming more powerful and for Grace to accept who she is.This is not a quick book. Not a cosy book. This book is told by Grace about the happenings in her paranormal world.I'd advise it for anyone who has read the others but don't read this before reading the others otherwise a lot won't make sense. The chapters are short 5 or 6 pages so if you do need to take a break that's easy to do. It's a big book and it's fantasy.Looking forward to reading book 5.

El libro vino bien y todo perfecto. Para el que no lo sepa, las páginas del libro tienen un diseño de corte propio de esta edición por lo que NO ES UN ERROR de fábrica 😊