That's what I think the description of this book is missing: that dark feel to it.Ĭrushed explores some interesting themes as well, like the bond between siblings, and how, sometimes love just isn't enough to save someone who doesn't want to be saved. It had much deeper plots to it, involving Zach's sister. When the book started out, it seemed like it was going to just be about how Kristen charms Zach, but he actually falls in love with her despite the magic. I really loved the whole concept of the game that the Noah sisters played. Blake's writing style was simple, yet very evoking with just the proper amount of description.
Crushed isn't just a romance, it also has dashes of mystery and a bit of a thriller feel towards the end. Does he hate her or is he truly falling for her? Is he trying to kill her, or is he trying to save her?Crushed really took me by surprise! From the description of the book, I never thought it would be as dark and deep as it was. He goes from hot to cold, from looking at her with contempt to asking her out on a date.
He doesn’t behave like a boy who’s been Crushed. Coincidence? Maybe.īut something isn’t quite right about Zach Bevian. She chooses the wrong boy and almost dies that same day.
The girls pick their targets carefully and blow enchanted dust into the boy’s faces, charming them, but this year Kristen makes a grave mistake. The Noah sisters rule Titan High with their beauty, brains, and magical powers.Įach year they play a secret game: Crushed.
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