With his blooming career, he can now provide for Lucy in the way that he always wanted. They are living together in a rented apartment in New York until Jude is drafted for San Diego Chargers, moving him across country. Now in this book, they are both weighing their next moves in life. From the last part of the previous book, Clash, we are rewarded by Lucy and Jude engagement after all the drama they went through. But let me give you more details than those. A three sentences consist of few words explains so much. Lucy’s line above pretty sums up this book, or even the whole Crash series. A bittersweet feeling of knowing the characters ending and bidding their story goodbye. In a span of days I have lived their story and now that it comes to its end I feel both happy and sad.

These characters become so close like a friend I’ve been monitoring and rooting all the way. It is a crazy ride of ups and downs that snatch my emotions and bring it to the same ride that Lucy and Jude boarded. From the moment they met up to the epilogue of their love story I’ve felt every smile, every joy and heartbreak they went through. I’ve seen Lucy and Jude through the ups and downs of their relationship. Will Lucy’s life-changing news bring them back together or end their relationship for good? Can love triumph forever?įind out in the best installment yet in Nicole Williams’s racy and romantic Crash trilogy!Ĭrush is the third and final installment of Lucy and Jude’s story, a story that feels like I’ve been living right alongside with its characters. Once again, the hottest couple around is torn apart, this time by football training and a summer job. Jude and Lucy are happily engaged, but that doesn’t mean life’s a bed of roses. The modern-day Romeo and Juliet are taking their relationship to the next level.

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