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Crash #2
Clash
For Lucy Larson and Jude Ryder, love might be the thing that just isn't enough.
The only easy thing about Jude and Lucy's relationship is their love for one another. Everything else is hard. Especially when it comes to reining in Jude's trigger touch temper and Lucy's increasing jealousy of the female attention that Jude attracts. Feeling the stress of trying to hang on to her quintessential bad boy while becoming the foremost dancer in her class, Lucy knows something's going to break. She wants both. She needs both. But if she doesn't make a choice, she risks losing everything.
The only easy thing about Jude and Lucy's relationship is their love for one another. Everything else is hard. Especially when it comes to reining in Jude's trigger touch temper and Lucy's increasing jealousy of the female attention that Jude attracts. Feeling the stress of trying to hang on to her quintessential bad boy while becoming the foremost dancer in her class, Lucy knows something's going to break. She wants both. She needs both. But if she doesn't make a choice, she risks losing everything.
293 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 1, 2012
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September 5, 2012
“Jude wasn’t just my first love. He was my forever love.“
Woohoo! Our lovable uber-protective badboy, Jude, is back!
I really liked this book, I had some issues with it, but overall, I was very happy with it. This book had great dialogue, swoony moment, heart breaking moments, a totally badass chick fight, a heart sick badboy, some big issues to work though and of course a happy ending
This book starts up after the ending of Crash (book #1) with Jude and Lucy attending college. Jude being the superstar football player has been assigned a “Spirit Sister” Adriane (aka sheb*tchfromhell) who wants nothing more than to steal Jude away for her very own at any and all costs. Eeeeepp!! This consequently (and understandably) made Lucy feel more and more insecure around her relationship with Jude (considering his man-whoring past) and leads to a lot drama around them learning to trust each other.
“You’re all I’ve got, Luce. I’ll do anything not to lose you.”
I have to say I HATED Adriane from the moment her name hit the page. I really haven’t hated a character this much in a long while. And I gotta admit, I totally sympathized with Lucy’s insecurities at first – the thought of another girl determined to get Jude just made my blood boil… and its not like Lucy knew she was a character in a book and destined for a HEA lol. In her eyes, she didn’t know what to think and was just working with the facts in front of her… I’m pretty sure it would make me worried too in her shoes.
I was really torn with who to side with… I think in the end, they were both equally to blame for the issues, and both equally to commend for fixing things. Overall I actually sympethized with them both. For the first while I sided with Lucy… Despite being utterly devoted to her, Jude did do several things that I don’t think he should have with whole Adriane thing which made me totally get why she was being insecure. Then for a while, I sided with Jude because I felt Lucy went over-the-top with her reactions to the conclusions she drew. But at the same time, she had pretty good reason to come to those conclusions…and poor Jude is there and he’s just so messed up and yet trying so freaking hard to do the right thing but at the same time, and yet some of his actions were just really hypocritical….. hmmm I could go on and on… basically: Holy Emotional Rollercoaster!!
“Life isn’t perfect, we sure as shit arent perfect, so why should we expect love to be?“
The book was a fair bit shorter than Crash though so none of the frustrations were too long and drawn out – making them quite bearable. And it helped that by the end, all the issues that came up in the book were completely resolved.
And I absolutely loved the ending!! It was really sweet and the author tied it right in beautifully with the beginning of Crash making the story kind of come full circle. I thought that was pretty perfect
This book is basically YA but with sex (very subtle descriptions).
Woohoo! Our lovable uber-protective badboy, Jude, is back!
I really liked this book, I had some issues with it, but overall, I was very happy with it. This book had great dialogue, swoony moment, heart breaking moments, a totally badass chick fight, a heart sick badboy, some big issues to work though and of course a happy ending
This book starts up after the ending of Crash (book #1) with Jude and Lucy attending college. Jude being the superstar football player has been assigned a “Spirit Sister” Adriane (aka sheb*tchfromhell) who wants nothing more than to steal Jude away for her very own at any and all costs. Eeeeepp!! This consequently (and understandably) made Lucy feel more and more insecure around her relationship with Jude (considering his man-whoring past) and leads to a lot drama around them learning to trust each other.
“You’re all I’ve got, Luce. I’ll do anything not to lose you.”
I have to say I HATED Adriane from the moment her name hit the page. I really haven’t hated a character this much in a long while. And I gotta admit, I totally sympathized with Lucy’s insecurities at first – the thought of another girl determined to get Jude just made my blood boil… and its not like Lucy knew she was a character in a book and destined for a HEA lol. In her eyes, she didn’t know what to think and was just working with the facts in front of her… I’m pretty sure it would make me worried too in her shoes.
I was really torn with who to side with… I think in the end, they were both equally to blame for the issues, and both equally to commend for fixing things. Overall I actually sympethized with them both. For the first while I sided with Lucy… Despite being utterly devoted to her, Jude did do several things that I don’t think he should have with whole Adriane thing which made me totally get why she was being insecure. Then for a while, I sided with Jude because I felt Lucy went over-the-top with her reactions to the conclusions she drew. But at the same time, she had pretty good reason to come to those conclusions…and poor Jude is there and he’s just so messed up and yet trying so freaking hard to do the right thing but at the same time, and yet some of his actions were just really hypocritical….. hmmm I could go on and on… basically: Holy Emotional Rollercoaster!!
“Life isn’t perfect, we sure as shit arent perfect, so why should we expect love to be?“
The book was a fair bit shorter than Crash though so none of the frustrations were too long and drawn out – making them quite bearable. And it helped that by the end, all the issues that came up in the book were completely resolved.
And I absolutely loved the ending!! It was really sweet and the author tied it right in beautifully with the beginning of Crash making the story kind of come full circle. I thought that was pretty perfect
This book is basically YA but with sex (very subtle descriptions).
November 1, 2012
Let me grab a mic and say...I Love You Jude Ryder Jamieson!!
This was a well written sequel and I did thorougly enjoy the ride. I read it in one sitting.
The reason for 4 stars and not 5 stars is because it was excruciating for this Jude fan to read how repeatedly Lucy pushes him away. I shed tears for him being so in love and witnessing him being crushed was hearbreaking for me. Don't think I could ever turn my back on him in a million years!
My wish for their future is that Lucy never ever walks away again or I promise I will be there to pick up the pieces!
April 24, 2013
Spoiler Free Review
4.5 STARS out of 5
Genre: Mature-YA Romance
Series: Book #2 in Crash Series
"I just wish I could trade in the roller coaster for a carousel. Able to anticipate what was around every corner, making the journey with less dramatic ups and downs." -Luce
"I get that, but that's not the hand you were dealt, baby, Jude was the hand you were dealt, and that man is no carousel, Lucy. That man is the super-duper-looper, Six Flags, knee trembling roller coaster extraordinaire." -India her roomate
My fave couple is back Jude and Lucy!!! Doing what they do best in Clash
Clash has Lucy and Jude five hours away from eachother attending school in New York. Jude at Syracuse and Lucy at Julliard however the distance is not the issue as of late. The issue is the rah rah, pom pom carrying spirit sister from the cheer squad assigned to Jude. **Growls**Adriana Vix.
When Luce hears that Jude has a busty, tight dress wearing bimbo all up in her mans face she let's her jealousy get the best of her. And Jude is not to happy about it. Instead of fiinding her jealousy cute it quickly gets filed under the "you don't trust me" category causing friction between the two.
Of course he is unaware that the skank made her intentions crystal clear to Luce. By telling her she indeed plans to have Jude all to herself.
I know i know how dare that SKANKY SKANK! Well i actually used more colorful words when i read that part.lol!!
And just when you think they can get over one hump another hump manifest itself. Doubt....
From bad to worse and some motherly advice
After Luce puts a can of WHOOP ASS on Adriana things take a turn for the worse....Luce caves in she becomes unsure if she wants the relationship to continue.
This irked the living daylights out of me.
When Luce is unsure what to do and NOT positive that the love her and Jude have is strong enough to be enough for them as a couple. Her mom says
"Love is what brings you together, Lucy. But it's the blood sweat and tears of hard work that keeps you together."
She then goes into more detail but i don't want to ruin it. This becomes a pivotal moment for Luce and it is also the boost she needs in the right direction.
Fave Scene
Scene setup: When jealousy consumes Luce and gets the best of her because of all the girls wanting her man Jude sets her straight. Check this out
"But you know what makes me say no everytime? You know what makes me impervious to every woman and whatever ploy she throws at me?" He didn't wait for my response.
"You, Luce," he said his voice tired. "There may not be a shortage of Adriana's out there, but there's only one you. And that's the person I want to give my self to."
*Swoon* And this is why i love him!
Fave Line
Scene setup: After being injured in a game Luce and Jude get hot and heavy in a hospital bed. When the nurse comes in to check on Jude and to see why his Heart monitor went off then flatlined. She takes in the scene turns off the machine and says
"At least you died and went to heaven."
Thoughts
Oh how i loved this book!**puts hands together and prays for a book 3**
While Jude and Luce spent most of the book fighting i did not care i devoured every sentence. Be prepared Luce will put you through the ringer in this book and it was no cake walk. Some of the best parts is when Luce was given great yet totally unexpected advice from two unexpected sources. And it caught me off guard as much as it did her.
This was shorter than the first book which is the main reason i did not give this 5 stars. In case your wondering. I also wanted a little more from the epilogue.
My Ratings
Characters- Lovable
Writing Style- Good
Plot/Storyline- Good
Steam Factor- Medium/Moderatley Steamy
Overall- I loved it!!!!
Now go forth and read. Then come tell us all about it on Goodreads!
4.5 STARS out of 5
Genre: Mature-YA Romance
Series: Book #2 in Crash Series
"I just wish I could trade in the roller coaster for a carousel. Able to anticipate what was around every corner, making the journey with less dramatic ups and downs." -Luce
"I get that, but that's not the hand you were dealt, baby, Jude was the hand you were dealt, and that man is no carousel, Lucy. That man is the super-duper-looper, Six Flags, knee trembling roller coaster extraordinaire." -India her roomate
My fave couple is back Jude and Lucy!!! Doing what they do best in Clash
Clash has Lucy and Jude five hours away from eachother attending school in New York. Jude at Syracuse and Lucy at Julliard however the distance is not the issue as of late. The issue is the rah rah, pom pom carrying spirit sister from the cheer squad assigned to Jude. **Growls**Adriana Vix.
When Luce hears that Jude has a busty, tight dress wearing bimbo all up in her mans face she let's her jealousy get the best of her. And Jude is not to happy about it. Instead of fiinding her jealousy cute it quickly gets filed under the "you don't trust me" category causing friction between the two.
Of course he is unaware that the skank made her intentions crystal clear to Luce. By telling her she indeed plans to have Jude all to herself.
I know i know how dare that SKANKY SKANK! Well i actually used more colorful words when i read that part.lol!!
And just when you think they can get over one hump another hump manifest itself. Doubt....
From bad to worse and some motherly advice
After Luce puts a can of WHOOP ASS on Adriana things take a turn for the worse....Luce caves in she becomes unsure if she wants the relationship to continue.
This irked the living daylights out of me.
When Luce is unsure what to do and NOT positive that the love her and Jude have is strong enough to be enough for them as a couple. Her mom says
"Love is what brings you together, Lucy. But it's the blood sweat and tears of hard work that keeps you together."
She then goes into more detail but i don't want to ruin it. This becomes a pivotal moment for Luce and it is also the boost she needs in the right direction.
Fave Scene
Scene setup: When jealousy consumes Luce and gets the best of her because of all the girls wanting her man Jude sets her straight. Check this out
"But you know what makes me say no everytime? You know what makes me impervious to every woman and whatever ploy she throws at me?" He didn't wait for my response.
"You, Luce," he said his voice tired. "There may not be a shortage of Adriana's out there, but there's only one you. And that's the person I want to give my self to."
*Swoon* And this is why i love him!
Fave Line
Scene setup: After being injured in a game Luce and Jude get hot and heavy in a hospital bed. When the nurse comes in to check on Jude and to see why his Heart monitor went off then flatlined. She takes in the scene turns off the machine and says
"At least you died and went to heaven."
Thoughts
Oh how i loved this book!**puts hands together and prays for a book 3**
While Jude and Luce spent most of the book fighting i did not care i devoured every sentence. Be prepared Luce will put you through the ringer in this book and it was no cake walk. Some of the best parts is when Luce was given great yet totally unexpected advice from two unexpected sources. And it caught me off guard as much as it did her.
This was shorter than the first book which is the main reason i did not give this 5 stars. In case your wondering. I also wanted a little more from the epilogue.
My Ratings
Characters- Lovable
Writing Style- Good
Plot/Storyline- Good
Steam Factor- Medium/Moderatley Steamy
Overall- I loved it!!!!
Now go forth and read. Then come tell us all about it on Goodreads!
May 11, 2015
"The name's Jude Ryder since you're going to be my wife someday soon. And I didn't used to do girlfriends, flowers, or dates. And then I met you, and that didn't work for you. So I changed for you. And you changed for me too."
January 29, 2015
I realise I’m going to be in the minority with this one, but this book just didn’t work for me. I was so excited when I knew we were getting another chance to read about Jude and Lucy. After all they went through in Crash, I was excited to actually see them put the past behind them and be in a relationship... or so I thought!
“It feels like sometimes I’m just waiting for the bottom to fall out beneath us. You know?” I felt guilty for admitting it, but I was a realist, and couples like Jude and me had the odds more stacked not in our favour than in it.
“I know baby,” he said. “I know. When it does though, we’ll just grab a rope and wait it out.”
Good advice Lucy!! Wish you would have listened to him!!!!
Lucy just drove me batshit crazy though most of this book. Seriously, I just wanted to bitchslap her into next week! Yes, there’s a bitch-character introduced who messes with their relationship, but Lucy was so quick to judge Jude and I’m annoyed that she didn’t trust him or what she had with him.
Her roommate said it best - "If you say you’re going to trust your man, then trust your man. Don’t revoke that privilege when he needs it most." But again, she didn't listen. She let the doubt in, and it almost destroyed her, and what she had with Jude.
Jude never gave Lucy any excuse not to have faith in him. But even when that issue was resolved, she still didn’t stop being a whiny drama queen because ‘it’s all too hard’ and she’s scared of the future. And because of this, she put Jude through hell, and my heart just broke for him. I still don’t fully understand her motivation. I was so incredibly pissed off with her that at one point I had to stop reading and go and clean my house in order to calm down and prevent myself from smashing my kindle against the wall.
On the positive side - Jude was utter perfection as always. Fiercely over-protective of his girl and openly demonstrative of his love for her, he was absolutely swoony! (and reminded me a lot of Travis from Beautiful Disaster *sigh*). His actions, and the way he treated Lucy were amazing. He put up with a lot, being incredibly supportive, he was always there for her, waiting for her to sort through whatever it was she was dealing with.
But then… after everything that they go through together, and everything that Jude tried to tell her, and all of the signs pointing forwards that Lucy just kept ignoring, all it took was a heart to heart with her Mom and a theoretical smack with the obvious stick for her to finally pull herself together.
“Love isn’t only love, sweetheart. It’s hard work, and trust, and tears, with even a few glimpses of devastation. But at the end of each day, if you can still look at the person at your side and can’t imagine anyone else you’d rather have there, the pain and heartache and the ups and downs of love are worth it.”
Nicely said Mom! AND ABOUT FREAKING TIME!!!!
The other issue I had with this book was the same I had with the first – the OTT moments which sprang up. Some of these moments I felt the author could get away with (the ‘first touchdown’ thing was gorgeous and made me squee), but others just didn’t work for me. Particularly the ending. While I was pleased that that there was a HEA, and I confess I did grin at one point while reading it, mostly I was just rolling my eyes at the excessiveness of it all. It felt to me like the author was just trying to create a Hollywood ending.
And then the book just stopped. After all of the crap that Jude and Lucy go through, they get their HEA and it just ends. There is an epilogue, but it’s really brief. And we don’t get to see them being together with all of the issues behind them, and that also fell flat for me.
So, yeah. Overall I was disappointed with this. It had such a great start, with Jude and Lucy happy together, but Lucy’s insecurity and then total stupidity during the entire second half of the book just brought the whole thing down for me I’m afraid.
2.5 stars – I’m only rounding up because Jude is so freaking gorgeous!
** Huge thanks to my GR buddies who allowed me to rant and swear myself ragged while I read this – much appreciated ;) **
“It feels like sometimes I’m just waiting for the bottom to fall out beneath us. You know?” I felt guilty for admitting it, but I was a realist, and couples like Jude and me had the odds more stacked not in our favour than in it.
“I know baby,” he said. “I know. When it does though, we’ll just grab a rope and wait it out.”
Good advice Lucy!! Wish you would have listened to him!!!!
Lucy just drove me batshit crazy though most of this book. Seriously, I just wanted to bitchslap her into next week! Yes, there’s a bitch-character introduced who messes with their relationship, but Lucy was so quick to judge Jude and I’m annoyed that she didn’t trust him or what she had with him.
Her roommate said it best - "If you say you’re going to trust your man, then trust your man. Don’t revoke that privilege when he needs it most." But again, she didn't listen. She let the doubt in, and it almost destroyed her, and what she had with Jude.
Jude never gave Lucy any excuse not to have faith in him. But even when that issue was resolved, she still didn’t stop being a whiny drama queen because ‘it’s all too hard’ and she’s scared of the future. And because of this, she put Jude through hell, and my heart just broke for him. I still don’t fully understand her motivation. I was so incredibly pissed off with her that at one point I had to stop reading and go and clean my house in order to calm down and prevent myself from smashing my kindle against the wall.
On the positive side - Jude was utter perfection as always. Fiercely over-protective of his girl and openly demonstrative of his love for her, he was absolutely swoony! (and reminded me a lot of Travis from Beautiful Disaster *sigh*). His actions, and the way he treated Lucy were amazing. He put up with a lot, being incredibly supportive, he was always there for her, waiting for her to sort through whatever it was she was dealing with.
But then… after everything that they go through together, and everything that Jude tried to tell her, and all of the signs pointing forwards that Lucy just kept ignoring, all it took was a heart to heart with her Mom and a theoretical smack with the obvious stick for her to finally pull herself together.
“Love isn’t only love, sweetheart. It’s hard work, and trust, and tears, with even a few glimpses of devastation. But at the end of each day, if you can still look at the person at your side and can’t imagine anyone else you’d rather have there, the pain and heartache and the ups and downs of love are worth it.”
Nicely said Mom! AND ABOUT FREAKING TIME!!!!
The other issue I had with this book was the same I had with the first – the OTT moments which sprang up. Some of these moments I felt the author could get away with (the ‘first touchdown’ thing was gorgeous and made me squee), but others just didn’t work for me. Particularly the ending. While I was pleased that that there was a HEA, and I confess I did grin at one point while reading it, mostly I was just rolling my eyes at the excessiveness of it all. It felt to me like the author was just trying to create a Hollywood ending.
And then the book just stopped. After all of the crap that Jude and Lucy go through, they get their HEA and it just ends. There is an epilogue, but it’s really brief. And we don’t get to see them being together with all of the issues behind them, and that also fell flat for me.
So, yeah. Overall I was disappointed with this. It had such a great start, with Jude and Lucy happy together, but Lucy’s insecurity and then total stupidity during the entire second half of the book just brought the whole thing down for me I’m afraid.
2.5 stars – I’m only rounding up because Jude is so freaking gorgeous!
** Huge thanks to my GR buddies who allowed me to rant and swear myself ragged while I read this – much appreciated ;) **
July 26, 2015
Hmmm...
I'll admit that the first book took me by surprise, it was really nice despite some editorial mistakes which were editorial so I tried not to be judgemental. This one had some, too.. But that's not why I gave this 2 stars.. What made me give this 2 stars is mainly the fact that the storyline in this one was not as thick as it was in the first one. I could have done without reading this book, and still be pleased with just the first one.
What I'm trying to say is that this was not as good as the first. The first had a little bit of originality while this one followed around to the footsteps of the most common ya contemporary romances and that let me down. This could have easily served as a long-stretched novella but it qualifies as a full novel instead.
I'll say again that I liked the book, just expected more out of it other than some poor-ass plot and an unsatisfying ending.
PS: I still find the characters charming as hell.
I'll admit that the first book took me by surprise, it was really nice despite some editorial mistakes which were editorial so I tried not to be judgemental. This one had some, too.. But that's not why I gave this 2 stars.. What made me give this 2 stars is mainly the fact that the storyline in this one was not as thick as it was in the first one. I could have done without reading this book, and still be pleased with just the first one.
What I'm trying to say is that this was not as good as the first. The first had a little bit of originality while this one followed around to the footsteps of the most common ya contemporary romances and that let me down. This could have easily served as a long-stretched novella but it qualifies as a full novel instead.
I'll say again that I liked the book, just expected more out of it other than some poor-ass plot and an unsatisfying ending.
PS: I still find the characters charming as hell.
October 18, 2012
A full 5+ stars!
THIS BOOK WAS TERRIFIC! But really, after book one, I expected nothing less than AMAZING… and I got it!
The Review:
Clash is the second book in the Crash series. Book one, Crash, was a force to be reckoned with! I loved it. This book was just as amazing and filled with just as many angst’s and exciting hurdles to climb.
Lucy and Jude, who overcame major obstacles in book one throughout their last year of high school, are now in college. And though their colleges are only five hours from each other, the distance and time apart along with misunderstandings, miscommunications, doubt, fear and a sinister Spirit Sister threaten to come between them permanently.
Lucy does a lot of soul searching in this book. She sees the difficult road ahead of them and wonders if it’s a path she wants to travel down. Between their tragic past, their torrent present and their undecided future, Lucy and Jude have to find out if trust and love really is enough to concur all. There were some highly emotional moments in this book along with a good dose of fun, playful banter and lots of swoon worthy Jude moments. Thatboy MAN, is a total dream! Who wouldn’t want someone who could plow through a herd of line backers just to claim you as his but then quietly give you a rose just to prove he’s thought about you that day. Wowzerz! Raging, uncontrollable temper or not, sign me up for an all night Jude-a-thon because that man is smokin’!
As for Lucy… *shakes head* That girl can throw down with the best of them! Can we say cat fight!!! me-ouch! But, as much as I like her character, I have to admit that Lucy took my insides and squished them under her pointes, along with Jude’s heart. I didn’t see much character growth with her from book one to book two until the end. She was indecisive and the way she constantly pushed Jude away was gut wrenching. This has been a constant theme for her through both books. And really, how many times can she push him away before she “figures her shit out?!?” There was one scene in the airport that eviscerated me! I felt so bad for poor Jude that, I myself, felt a Jude-rage coming on after reading it. The scene was powerful and heartbreaking and left me fuming.
But isn’t that what makes a story great? One that has the power to lift you or destroy you with a chapter, paragraph or sentence? Those are the best kinds ;)
Oh and the sinister Spirit Sister of doom… needs her pom poms shoved up her gaping sphincter in the worst way! As perfect as Jude is in my book, he did irritate me a time or two with his one sided Hulk-like freak-outs. There was a scene where Lucy tries to prove her claim and he didn’t take it well, but he was fine with throwing down the gauntlet if someone even looked at her with more than a passing interest. I wish he had nipped that Vix Bitch in the bud to begin with and not let her crazy “just-look-at-me-I’m-so-hot-how-can-he-not-want-me” crap get in the way of his and Lucy’s relationship. Read the book, you’ll see what I mean!
The Wrap Up:
I LOVED this book as much as I loved the first one. The writing was wonderful, the story was gripping and it kept me coming back again and again to devour it. Lucy and Jude’s relationship isn’t perfect, but this book proves that you can have a turbulent storm raging around you and survive it as long as you have trust and love with a solid foundation… and a rope to hold onto… when it tries to fall out from under you.
NOTE:: Read this as a buddy read with Juls! Three chapters a day just wan't enough Jude was it?!? Thanks girl, that was a blast. Whats next? ;)
*Listening to - [Vocal DubStep] Black Diamond Bay -- I Dreamt We Were Bank Robbers (Planas Remix)*
THIS BOOK WAS TERRIFIC! But really, after book one, I expected nothing less than AMAZING… and I got it!
The Review:
Clash is the second book in the Crash series. Book one, Crash, was a force to be reckoned with! I loved it. This book was just as amazing and filled with just as many angst’s and exciting hurdles to climb.
Lucy and Jude, who overcame major obstacles in book one throughout their last year of high school, are now in college. And though their colleges are only five hours from each other, the distance and time apart along with misunderstandings, miscommunications, doubt, fear and a sinister Spirit Sister threaten to come between them permanently.
Lucy does a lot of soul searching in this book. She sees the difficult road ahead of them and wonders if it’s a path she wants to travel down. Between their tragic past, their torrent present and their undecided future, Lucy and Jude have to find out if trust and love really is enough to concur all. There were some highly emotional moments in this book along with a good dose of fun, playful banter and lots of swoon worthy Jude moments. That
As for Lucy… *shakes head* That girl can throw down with the best of them! Can we say cat fight!!! me-ouch! But, as much as I like her character, I have to admit that Lucy took my insides and squished them under her pointes, along with Jude’s heart. I didn’t see much character growth with her from book one to book two until the end. She was indecisive and the way she constantly pushed Jude away was gut wrenching. This has been a constant theme for her through both books. And really, how many times can she push him away before she “figures her shit out?!?” There was one scene in the airport that eviscerated me! I felt so bad for poor Jude that, I myself, felt a Jude-rage coming on after reading it. The scene was powerful and heartbreaking and left me fuming.
But isn’t that what makes a story great? One that has the power to lift you or destroy you with a chapter, paragraph or sentence? Those are the best kinds ;)
Oh and the sinister Spirit Sister of doom… needs her pom poms shoved up her gaping sphincter in the worst way! As perfect as Jude is in my book, he did irritate me a time or two with his one sided Hulk-like freak-outs. There was a scene where Lucy tries to prove her claim and he didn’t take it well, but he was fine with throwing down the gauntlet if someone even looked at her with more than a passing interest. I wish he had nipped that Vix Bitch in the bud to begin with and not let her crazy “just-look-at-me-I’m-so-hot-how-can-he-not-want-me” crap get in the way of his and Lucy’s relationship. Read the book, you’ll see what I mean!
The Wrap Up:
I LOVED this book as much as I loved the first one. The writing was wonderful, the story was gripping and it kept me coming back again and again to devour it. Lucy and Jude’s relationship isn’t perfect, but this book proves that you can have a turbulent storm raging around you and survive it as long as you have trust and love with a solid foundation… and a rope to hold onto… when it tries to fall out from under you.
NOTE:: Read this as a buddy read with Juls! Three chapters a day just wan't enough Jude was it?!? Thanks girl, that was a blast. Whats next? ;)
*Listening to - [Vocal DubStep] Black Diamond Bay -- I Dreamt We Were Bank Robbers (Planas Remix)*
August 10, 2017
This was an adorable cheese filled book. It's like a really really god soap opera I just can't stop watching. Over the top, full of melodrama!! Lol.
September 9, 2012
My reaction to this one is the same as the first one, it wasn't horrible, but it wasn't the best.
It was the same exact thing, except now instead of being in high school, they're in college.
The description made me think that dancing would actually play a role in this book. But no. Dancing is barely mentioned, again, in this novel. Lucy dances about twice in the novel, and the rest is just her fighting about leaving or staying with Jude. Hell, Jude playing football is mentioned more than her dancing. I really don't understand why the author claims Lucy to be a good girl who loves dancing with all her heart, when you can clearly see her character is pretty much opposite.
Jude has changed, but relatively he's the same. He's toned down his anger, and is trying more on the "think before you act" approach. He's trying. That was one good point.
Lucy, on the other hand, was the same doubtful immature girl who would say one thing and do another. After a certain event that involved the "spirit sister on the cheer squad who's attached herself to Jude in just about every way a girl could", she's pissed off. With good reason, really. But Jude tells her to trust him, to believe him. He's on his knees begging for fucks sake. She doesn't, of course.
She went through book one doubting and not trusting him, planting the blame on him, and she's done it again this time.
She has no trust in him whatsoever. She'll love him, then leave him.
I honestly disliked her character a lot in the book. It was just really immature of her to act the way she did.
Another thing that bothered me was the actually possibility of there being another plot besides their love problem, and it not happening. There really was no resolution to the whole "My dad shot your brother" deal, and it was approached in this book, but it just dropped dead. This book is nothing but their love trials, and although that's good for some, the events that's happened in their pasts could have made an actual story line, and something to look forward to.
But no, all we get is a girl who runs away from everything, believing everyone else to be at fault, and a guy who's practically miserable the majority of the book.
There were minor characters in the book, and besides Thomas (who only got about 5 lines in this book but still seemed to be the most sane of them all), they were all depicted as sexy-driven maniacs. Characters that had potential, again, were shot down because of the incessant noting that they 1) Love beer 2) Love sex 3) Party like there's no tomorrow & 4) Slut it up everywhere they go.
Ugh. I just hate it when books can gain potential and it's just killed.
It was the same exact thing, except now instead of being in high school, they're in college.
The description made me think that dancing would actually play a role in this book. But no. Dancing is barely mentioned, again, in this novel. Lucy dances about twice in the novel, and the rest is just her fighting about leaving or staying with Jude. Hell, Jude playing football is mentioned more than her dancing. I really don't understand why the author claims Lucy to be a good girl who loves dancing with all her heart, when you can clearly see her character is pretty much opposite.
Jude has changed, but relatively he's the same. He's toned down his anger, and is trying more on the "think before you act" approach. He's trying. That was one good point.
Lucy, on the other hand, was the same doubtful immature girl who would say one thing and do another. After a certain event that involved the "spirit sister on the cheer squad who's attached herself to Jude in just about every way a girl could", she's pissed off. With good reason, really. But Jude tells her to trust him, to believe him. He's on his knees begging for fucks sake. She doesn't, of course.
She went through book one doubting and not trusting him, planting the blame on him, and she's done it again this time.
She has no trust in him whatsoever. She'll love him, then leave him.
I honestly disliked her character a lot in the book. It was just really immature of her to act the way she did.
Another thing that bothered me was the actually possibility of there being another plot besides their love problem, and it not happening. There really was no resolution to the whole "My dad shot your brother" deal, and it was approached in this book, but it just dropped dead. This book is nothing but their love trials, and although that's good for some, the events that's happened in their pasts could have made an actual story line, and something to look forward to.
But no, all we get is a girl who runs away from everything, believing everyone else to be at fault, and a guy who's practically miserable the majority of the book.
There were minor characters in the book, and besides Thomas (who only got about 5 lines in this book but still seemed to be the most sane of them all), they were all depicted as sexy-driven maniacs. Characters that had potential, again, were shot down because of the incessant noting that they 1) Love beer 2) Love sex 3) Party like there's no tomorrow & 4) Slut it up everywhere they go.
Ugh. I just hate it when books can gain potential and it's just killed.
June 16, 2019
Iba siendo un libro de 4 estrellas porque otra vez Lucy estaba en su papel de novia celosa, pero este final se merecía las 5 estrellas! Qué grande que es Jude Ryder! Me encanta!
January 23, 2014
Hmmm, where to start. I have mixed feelings about this book, because, I did love it and was completely rooting for Jude and Lucy, but parts of it drove me up the wall! I absolutely adored the first book. Clash was good, but not as good.
Where, in Crash, I loved Lucy and her sassy attitude. I loved that the characters had real how-will-they-ever-get-through-this issues to contend with and still managed to battle against the odds and convince the reader that the decisions they made were the right ones, even when you thought there was no possible way over the mountainous obstacles in their way...
I didn't feel like that with Clash. Lucy turned into quite a frustrating, insecure character, which I hadn't felt at all in the first book. In Crash I got why she felt she couldn't possibly be with Jude, and then I got when she worked through those problems. In Clash I felt like she was just creating problems, not listening to Jude, etc. and it irritated me.
“He made me happy. He made me crazy. He made me thank the heavens for the day I'd met him. He made me curse the same heavens for the day I'd met him.”
All that said and done, I did enjoy the book and I couldn't put it down, so, don't get me wrong, it certainly wasn't all bad!
Once again, Jude was to die for. My heart broke for him so many times. He was so alone and so desperate for love throughout this book, and alone at Christmas, that's a heart breaker right there!
“I just wanted you to know I'd be chasing after you right now, naked if need required it. But because I'm respecting your need for time and space, I'll force myself to lie here in bed and pretend I'm asleep.”
Oh and the airport scene virtually tore me up! This was one instance when I felt Lucy needed a good fist to the face.
Thank Christ they finally got down to doing the dirty because if we'd gotten to the end of this book and they'd still not sorted that shit out, I'd have thrown the towel in there and then, lol. This book isn't really steamy, although there is a scene in a moving car, which Jude happens to be driving (yeh, work that one out) which is pretty saucy, but I guess that's why it's a YA read.
I'm sceptical about the next book because the deceleration of love and commitment and the end of Clash was so romantic and convincing, I'll be gutted if the author drives them apart in the next book... but nevertheless, I will be reading it! Looking forward to my next dose of Jude and Lucy!
“Ease my suffering. Make me the happiest, most tortured man in the world.”
Oh okay Jude, if I must!
November 25, 2012
LOVED this story!!! Jude Ryder is all kinds of sex-on-a-stick and he loves Lucy with such a Travis Maddox-like intensity, it makes him all the more appealing. If you are into teenage love stories with a hefty dose of angst, then this 2-book series is perfect for you!
The first book, Crash, takes place during Jude & Lucy's senior year in high school. This is when they meet, fall in love, and, unfortunately, are faced with numerous external situations that end up dictating their relationship. The 2nd book, Clash finds Jude & Lucy at separate colleges hoping to maintain their long-distance relationship by relying on their relatively new-found trust. But when a cunning bitch sets her sights on Jude, will that tenuous thread snap and let trust be damned? Apart from what transpires and how it affects Jude & Lucy's relationship, this exciting segment of drama culminates in a brutal chick fight. Lucy may seem fragile because she is a ballet dancer and is small in stature, but you know what they say... "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned". That scene still has me smiling!
Of course the road to an HEA for Jude & Luce is long, rough and scarred. But I've come to trust (almost) completely an indie author will bring her protagonists to the finish line in the most endearingly gratifying & sweetest way possible. Nicole Williams doesn't disappoint. This is mature YA at its best!
Jude Ryder
The first book, Crash, takes place during Jude & Lucy's senior year in high school. This is when they meet, fall in love, and, unfortunately, are faced with numerous external situations that end up dictating their relationship. The 2nd book, Clash finds Jude & Lucy at separate colleges hoping to maintain their long-distance relationship by relying on their relatively new-found trust. But when a cunning bitch sets her sights on Jude, will that tenuous thread snap and let trust be damned? Apart from what transpires and how it affects Jude & Lucy's relationship, this exciting segment of drama culminates in a brutal chick fight. Lucy may seem fragile because she is a ballet dancer and is small in stature, but you know what they say... "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned". That scene still has me smiling!
Of course the road to an HEA for Jude & Luce is long, rough and scarred. But I've come to trust (almost) completely an indie author will bring her protagonists to the finish line in the most endearingly gratifying & sweetest way possible. Nicole Williams doesn't disappoint. This is mature YA at its best!
Jude Ryder
March 30, 2013
No me gustó para nada. Muy cliché.
Díganme, ¿hay alguien más insoportable que Lucy Larson? El libro básicamente se trata sobre sus dudas e inseguridades sobre Jude, así que me costó seguir con la lectura por eso.
Quiero rescatar una de las pocas cosas entre estos dos libros que me gustaron: el cambio que tuvo Jude.
Empezó con un: "Mi nombre es Jude Ryder, ya que sé que estás casi babeando como un perro rabioso por saberlo, y no tengo novias, ni relaciones, ni doy flores o llamadas regulares. Si eso funciona para ti, creo que podríamos trabajar en algo especial."
Y él terminó diciendo:"Mi nombre es Jude Rrás mi esposa en algún momento no muy lejano. Y no solía tener novias, dar flores, o tener citas. Y luego te conocí, y eso funcionó para ti. Así que cambié por ti. Y he cambiado para mí también. Y nos salió algo especial."
En resumen, hasta ahora estos libros no me parecieron buenos. Se leen rápidos pero no tienen nada muy interesante para contar.
Mi pregunta en estos momentos es: ¿qué otros problemas les pueden pasar a ellos dos en el siguiente libro, Crush? Ya sufrieron bastante.
Díganme, ¿hay alguien más insoportable que Lucy Larson? El libro básicamente se trata sobre sus dudas e inseguridades sobre Jude, así que me costó seguir con la lectura por eso.
Quiero rescatar una de las pocas cosas entre estos dos libros que me gustaron: el cambio que tuvo Jude.
Empezó con un: "Mi nombre es Jude Ryder, ya que sé que estás casi babeando como un perro rabioso por saberlo, y no tengo novias, ni relaciones, ni doy flores o llamadas regulares. Si eso funciona para ti, creo que podríamos trabajar en algo especial."
Y él terminó diciendo:"Mi nombre es Jude Rrás mi esposa en algún momento no muy lejano. Y no solía tener novias, dar flores, o tener citas. Y luego te conocí, y eso funcionó para ti. Así que cambié por ti. Y he cambiado para mí también. Y nos salió algo especial."
En resumen, hasta ahora estos libros no me parecieron buenos. Se leen rápidos pero no tienen nada muy interesante para contar.
Mi pregunta en estos momentos es: ¿qué otros problemas les pueden pasar a ellos dos en el siguiente libro, Crush? Ya sufrieron bastante.
May 29, 2015
"I just wish I could trade in the roller coaster for a carousel. Able to anticipate what was around every corner, making the journey with less dramatic ups and downs."
I'm giving Clash 3 stars, it was really hard to rate because it was shorter. I really loved the first book, but I couldn't quite follow this one because of Luce's behavior. During this book, she couldn't make up her mind and she kept running away from Jude... I get that she was confused and insecure but come on, she was hurting the poor guy too.
And well, I don't really have words for JUDE freaking RYDER, he's a god, I'm completely in love and obsessed with him now, thanks to him I kept reading and enjoying this book...
Can't wait to see how Jude and Luce's story continues!!!
I'm giving Clash 3 stars, it was really hard to rate because it was shorter. I really loved the first book, but I couldn't quite follow this one because of Luce's behavior. During this book, she couldn't make up her mind and she kept running away from Jude... I get that she was confused and insecure but come on, she was hurting the poor guy too.
And well, I don't really have words for JUDE freaking RYDER, he's a god, I'm completely in love and obsessed with him now, thanks to him I kept reading and enjoying this book...
Can't wait to see how Jude and Luce's story continues!!!
September 29, 2012
OH MY GOD.......THIS BOOK WAS INCREDIBLE !!!!!
OH..... MY HEART !!!
OH...... THAT POOR BOY !!!!!
I made the HUGE mistake of starting this book at 9.30 pm !!!!
I just read and read and read and read..... I finally gave up at 1am !!!
BUT darn it..... I couldn't sleep !!!!
So at 4am I started reading AGAIN !!!
I can tell you..... I am SHATTERED !!! I am an emotional Wreck and I just want to go and find 'Jude Ryder' and HOLD HIM !!!
WOW....The ups and downs, the highs and lows, the heartache and the delirious happiness !!!
OH.....THAT POOR BOY !!!! x
This was a GREAT read, but NOT an easy read by any means ?!
I even found myself reading forward and then going back, because I just could't BEAR the heartache any more !! LOL x
By chapter 15 I physically wanted to 'PUNCH Luce's lights out' !!!
HOW could that girl NOT see they were clearly MEANT TO BE TOGETHER !!
Jude was going through the worst heartache and torment.... and she just KEPT dashing his hopes !!!
I'd be there for you JUDE xxx
BUT then.....The FINAL Chapter..... OH MY !!! All is forgiven Luce !!
'That man made me feel things I never imagined could be felt. He made me want things I wasn't sure I could have. He made me need things I didn't Know existed.'
'We rode this roller coaster. Up,down and around and around'
AND soooooo did the readers !!!
'I didn't think I wanted to be a passenger on that ride anymore, so I got off, leaving him to ride it alone'
OMG....... Breaking heart !!!! Swooooon x
THEN....'I realized I'd never really gotten off that roller coaster, we were just riding in different cars.'
'I'd rather share this crazy journey through life with him by my side.'
OH.....Thank GOD Luce..... FINALLY.... Awwwwwww xx
' I LOVE YOU Jude Ryder. I'm done letting that scare me. I'm not going anywhere.'
And....don't we ALL just feel the same ??? Siggggghhhhh !!x
That was the most incredible, Romantic, heart stopping final chapter EVER.....Thank You Nicole Williams xx
BUT.....PLEASE DON'T WRITE ANOTHER ONE ?!!!
I SERIOUSLY DON'T THINK MY HEART COULD TAKE ANY MORE..... (unless of course they're going to live happily ever after, making lots of babies, as little Danny said and staring lovingly into each others eyes....FOREVER xxxxx)
Incase you didn't realise.... I LIKED this book....REALLY liked it xx
Oh....and my favourite bit.....after being injured in a game, Luce and Jude get hot and heavy (FINALLY) in a hospital bed.
When the nurse comes in to check on Jude and to see why his Heart monitor went off then flatlined. She takes in the scene turns off the machine and says
"At least you died and went to heaven."
LOVE IT xx
OH..... MY HEART !!!
OH...... THAT POOR BOY !!!!!
I made the HUGE mistake of starting this book at 9.30 pm !!!!
I just read and read and read and read..... I finally gave up at 1am !!!
BUT darn it..... I couldn't sleep !!!!
So at 4am I started reading AGAIN !!!
I can tell you..... I am SHATTERED !!! I am an emotional Wreck and I just want to go and find 'Jude Ryder' and HOLD HIM !!!
WOW....The ups and downs, the highs and lows, the heartache and the delirious happiness !!!
OH.....THAT POOR BOY !!!! x
This was a GREAT read, but NOT an easy read by any means ?!
I even found myself reading forward and then going back, because I just could't BEAR the heartache any more !! LOL x
By chapter 15 I physically wanted to 'PUNCH Luce's lights out' !!!
HOW could that girl NOT see they were clearly MEANT TO BE TOGETHER !!
Jude was going through the worst heartache and torment.... and she just KEPT dashing his hopes !!!
I'd be there for you JUDE xxx
BUT then.....The FINAL Chapter..... OH MY !!! All is forgiven Luce !!
'That man made me feel things I never imagined could be felt. He made me want things I wasn't sure I could have. He made me need things I didn't Know existed.'
'We rode this roller coaster. Up,down and around and around'
AND soooooo did the readers !!!
'I didn't think I wanted to be a passenger on that ride anymore, so I got off, leaving him to ride it alone'
OMG....... Breaking heart !!!! Swooooon x
THEN....'I realized I'd never really gotten off that roller coaster, we were just riding in different cars.'
'I'd rather share this crazy journey through life with him by my side.'
OH.....Thank GOD Luce..... FINALLY.... Awwwwwww xx
' I LOVE YOU Jude Ryder. I'm done letting that scare me. I'm not going anywhere.'
And....don't we ALL just feel the same ??? Siggggghhhhh !!x
That was the most incredible, Romantic, heart stopping final chapter EVER.....Thank You Nicole Williams xx
BUT.....PLEASE DON'T WRITE ANOTHER ONE ?!!!
I SERIOUSLY DON'T THINK MY HEART COULD TAKE ANY MORE..... (unless of course they're going to live happily ever after, making lots of babies, as little Danny said and staring lovingly into each others eyes....FOREVER xxxxx)
Incase you didn't realise.... I LIKED this book....REALLY liked it xx
Oh....and my favourite bit.....after being injured in a game, Luce and Jude get hot and heavy (FINALLY) in a hospital bed.
When the nurse comes in to check on Jude and to see why his Heart monitor went off then flatlined. She takes in the scene turns off the machine and says
"At least you died and went to heaven."
LOVE IT xx
February 25, 2015
"-Jude, es como si a veces estuviera esperando que el suelo se desplomara a nuestros pies, ¿sabes?
—Lo sé, cariño —dijo—. Lo sé. Pero cuando lo haga, nos cogeremos a una cuerda y esperaremos a que se pase juntos."
Si tuviera que dar un euro cada vez que Lucy duda o se siente insegura en este libro, ya estaría viviendo bajo un puente arruinada y en soledad.
¿Qué te ha pasado Lucy? En el primer libro eras puro fuego, decidida y completamente enamorada de Jude. Y aquí te has apagado, te han comido viva.
Pobre Jude, lo que ha sufrido por ello.
Iba a ponerle 2 estrellas, pero Jude y sus frases han salvado esta catástrofe.
"-El amor no es solo flores, velas y romanticismo, cariño. Es trabajo duro, y confianza, y lágrimas, y sufrimiento. Pero al final de cada día, si miras a la persona que tienes al lado y no te imaginas a nadie a quien preferirías tener en su lugar, es que el dolor, y la tristeza, y los altibajos del amor merecen la pena."
—Lo sé, cariño —dijo—. Lo sé. Pero cuando lo haga, nos cogeremos a una cuerda y esperaremos a que se pase juntos."
Si tuviera que dar un euro cada vez que Lucy duda o se siente insegura en este libro, ya estaría viviendo bajo un puente arruinada y en soledad.
¿Qué te ha pasado Lucy? En el primer libro eras puro fuego, decidida y completamente enamorada de Jude. Y aquí te has apagado, te han comido viva.
Pobre Jude, lo que ha sufrido por ello.
Iba a ponerle 2 estrellas, pero Jude y sus frases han salvado esta catástrofe.
"-El amor no es solo flores, velas y romanticismo, cariño. Es trabajo duro, y confianza, y lágrimas, y sufrimiento. Pero al final de cada día, si miras a la persona que tienes al lado y no te imaginas a nadie a quien preferirías tener en su lugar, es que el dolor, y la tristeza, y los altibajos del amor merecen la pena."
September 6, 2012
I'm giving this one 3.5 stars. I really loved the first book, Crash, but had some problems with this one. I thought that the sequel was going to help me come to terms with those feelings. But I can't say I feel any better at the end of this book. Not that it didn't end well.... I don't want to bring up spoilers, but I don't know that I can keep from doing so. So if you don't want to know too much, then don't read this review until after you finish the book.
I know that the nature of Jude and Lucy's relationship was tumultuous, to say the least, but I wasn't prepared for the complete and utter idiot, that Lucy was going to become. I know that it cannot be easy for anyone to be in a relationship with someone as popular and good looking as Jude... but the boy is CLEARLY in love with his girl... anyone can see that. And I know he has his issues, how could he not, coming from the background, but clearly he's trying.
Beware: Spoilers!!
What is Lucy's excuse? Other than the fact that she acts like a complete moron!!!!! I understand her walking out after the Adriana thing, it did look bad after all. But once she knew the truth... honestly, what was her problem. I was almost hoping he would tell her to forget it after a while. And what was that cat fight?!!!! I was not happy with this. Nothing like lowering yourself to such an idiotic level, that your reputation can never be redeemed!!! I just got disgusted at this point. Her indecision was maddening!!!!! He more than earned her trust, if you ask me. I know he still had some issues, but she knew how he felt about her. And her leaving the hospital without saying goodbye.... WHAT WAS THAT!!!!!!! I was just wanted to wring her neck!!!!
I had a totally different feeling about the characters in this book. I was more supportive of Lucy in the first book. She seemed more mature, and able to handle the difficulties of their relationship, whereas Jude was all over the place. Now, with this book, it seems that opposite has occurred. Jude seems to be the one with his head on straight, and Lucy just acts like a whiny jealous idiot.
I was finally appeased with the ending, but only because by the grace of God, Jude found it in his heart to take her back. (even though I didn't think she deserved it!) I wanted so much to like this book more, but found it left me annoyed each time I put it down. Lucy could have been a much better person, a much better character. I was let down by her immature decisions, and indecisive behavior. I wanted her to be more deserving of the love and loyalty she received from Jude..... When a guy gets down on one knee in front of an entire stadium of people to propose to you, you don't say "WHY NOT!!!!!" Bad answer. Ok.. I'm done ranting now. Who knows maybe I'll like it better after I get over my initial reaction. :) I may even bump it up to 4 stars because I loved Jude so much!!!
I know that the nature of Jude and Lucy's relationship was tumultuous, to say the least, but I wasn't prepared for the complete and utter idiot, that Lucy was going to become. I know that it cannot be easy for anyone to be in a relationship with someone as popular and good looking as Jude... but the boy is CLEARLY in love with his girl... anyone can see that. And I know he has his issues, how could he not, coming from the background, but clearly he's trying.
Beware: Spoilers!!
What is Lucy's excuse? Other than the fact that she acts like a complete moron!!!!! I understand her walking out after the Adriana thing, it did look bad after all. But once she knew the truth... honestly, what was her problem. I was almost hoping he would tell her to forget it after a while. And what was that cat fight?!!!! I was not happy with this. Nothing like lowering yourself to such an idiotic level, that your reputation can never be redeemed!!! I just got disgusted at this point. Her indecision was maddening!!!!! He more than earned her trust, if you ask me. I know he still had some issues, but she knew how he felt about her. And her leaving the hospital without saying goodbye.... WHAT WAS THAT!!!!!!! I was just wanted to wring her neck!!!!
I had a totally different feeling about the characters in this book. I was more supportive of Lucy in the first book. She seemed more mature, and able to handle the difficulties of their relationship, whereas Jude was all over the place. Now, with this book, it seems that opposite has occurred. Jude seems to be the one with his head on straight, and Lucy just acts like a whiny jealous idiot.
I was finally appeased with the ending, but only because by the grace of God, Jude found it in his heart to take her back. (even though I didn't think she deserved it!) I wanted so much to like this book more, but found it left me annoyed each time I put it down. Lucy could have been a much better person, a much better character. I was let down by her immature decisions, and indecisive behavior. I wanted her to be more deserving of the love and loyalty she received from Jude..... When a guy gets down on one knee in front of an entire stadium of people to propose to you, you don't say "WHY NOT!!!!!" Bad answer. Ok.. I'm done ranting now. Who knows maybe I'll like it better after I get over my initial reaction. :) I may even bump it up to 4 stars because I loved Jude so much!!!
November 30, 2012
Quick review:
Cover: Fitting
Rating: R
Thumbs Up: 4
Overall: Talk about emotional rollercoaster
Characters: Solid
Plot: It’s a matter of trust. Either you do or you don’t.
Page Turner: Yes
Series Cont.? Yes
Recommend: Absolutely
Book Boyfriend: Jude
SUMMARY (50 words or less)
Drama and more drama just how I like it. However, there was a moment in the beginning where I almost put down. I was probably me and not the book, but it was hard to swallow the events unfolding. Giving in, I continued and yes, it was worth it.
For a full review and yummy pic, see my blog post at:
http://mybookboyfriend.blogspot.com/2...
Cover: Fitting
Rating: R
Thumbs Up: 4
Overall: Talk about emotional rollercoaster
Characters: Solid
Plot: It’s a matter of trust. Either you do or you don’t.
Page Turner: Yes
Series Cont.? Yes
Recommend: Absolutely
Book Boyfriend: Jude
SUMMARY (50 words or less)
Drama and more drama just how I like it. However, there was a moment in the beginning where I almost put down. I was probably me and not the book, but it was hard to swallow the events unfolding. Giving in, I continued and yes, it was worth it.
For a full review and yummy pic, see my blog post at:
http://mybookboyfriend.blogspot.com/2...
May 11, 2013
3.5 Stars
I read this book non-stop over a couple of hours unable to put it down, but not because I was loving it, but because I couldn't believe how much a character could annoy me. Lucy drove me nuts in this book. Thankfully, it didn't stop me from needing to know what was going to happen. Jude stole my heart in the first book and he didn't let it go at all in this one.
I find myself confused about my feelings for this series, but I will be reading the next book, just because I have to know what the future is going to bring to this broken couple. I just hope that Lucy does some major growing up.
I read this book non-stop over a couple of hours unable to put it down, but not because I was loving it, but because I couldn't believe how much a character could annoy me. Lucy drove me nuts in this book. Thankfully, it didn't stop me from needing to know what was going to happen. Jude stole my heart in the first book and he didn't let it go at all in this one.
I find myself confused about my feelings for this series, but I will be reading the next book, just because I have to know what the future is going to bring to this broken couple. I just hope that Lucy does some major growing up.
September 22, 2013
**5 "Jucy" Stars!!**
I can't explain how much I loved this book.
Jude is trying everything he can to do right by Lucy. He's tamed his temper, changed his "no dates, no girlfriend" rule, but jealousy is still rearing her ugly head. In this case, that would be Lucy. Although, it doesn't help with Adriana Vix in the picture. She's the definition of man-eater. She knows where to put her claws in a man to bring him to his knees; Guys salivate over her and come flocking when she bellows.
Hope you're strapped in when you get to this book cause it's a roller coaster if I've ever seen one! But I loved every tortured moment of it! <3
I can't explain how much I loved this book.
Jude is trying everything he can to do right by Lucy. He's tamed his temper, changed his "no dates, no girlfriend" rule, but jealousy is still rearing her ugly head. In this case, that would be Lucy. Although, it doesn't help with Adriana Vix in the picture. She's the definition of man-eater. She knows where to put her claws in a man to bring him to his knees; Guys salivate over her and come flocking when she bellows.
Hope you're strapped in when you get to this book cause it's a roller coaster if I've ever seen one! But I loved every tortured moment of it! <3
September 4, 2012
A stunning sequel to Crash and an even more emotional journey for our beloved characters, Lucy and Jude, two young people carrying a lifetime of hurt on their shoulders. This story explores what happens after their apparent ‘happily-ever-after’, whether love is enough to erase the stains of the past and which things in life are truly worth fighting for.
Lucy and Jude are back together. Their bond is stronger than ever and they are inseparable. They are in college now but in cities hours apart. However, that does not stop them from spending every free moment with each other. Lucy is studying to be a dancer while Jude is his college’s football star with a following worthy of a champion. Their devotion to each other is unquestionable but their relationship is also an unstoppable roller coaster where all they do is fight and make up, equally passionately.
Jude is still battling his demons, struggling to keep his anger at bay and be worthy of the woman he adores. He cherishes Lucy with all his being and considers her to be his whole world. Lucy, however, hates the flammable dynamic between them. She questions whether the love they share is worth the heartache they keep giving each other. She fears that something will eventually pull them apart and lives in constant anticipation of that ‘doom’.
But Jude keeps fighting for her tooth and claw, relentlessly reassuring her of what she means to him and giving her hope that even if ‘doom’ comes along, they would get through it together.
Their biggest obstacle in this book is their young age and inability to see the big picture. While Jude is light years ahead of Lucy in terms of knowing what truly matters in life, he is still allowing his anger to rule his reactions and cannot see past his mistrust of people, occasionally even of the woman he loves. He is possessive of her and jealous of every guy that looks her way, hiding at the core of his anger a deep fear of losing her. Lucy, on the other hand, is stuck in some utopian notion of what perfect relationships should be like and she keeps convincing herself more and more that they would be better off apart. All it takes is the first big test of implicit trust between them and they fail miserably. What follows is a heart-wrenching, soul-shaking, pulse-igniting, fasten-your-seatbelts-and-don’t-look-down kind of roller coaster ride of two people who perhaps love each other too obsessively. Their ups and downs shook me deeply. I was a complete mess at times, screaming ‘nooooooooo’ in my head, wanting to head-butt Lucy for hurting a man who was willing to give everything up for her. But she was hurting herself as much as she was hurting Jude, her insecurities digging a hole in her heart deeper and deeper.
The happy ending is inevitable so we are rewarded in the end for all the pain and suffering caused by the events in the book, but it is a bittersweet happiness in my opinion as the sceptic in me fails to believe that the type of doubts and reservations that were weighing Lucy down could be solved so easily and so effortlessly. I would have preferred them to work at it a bit more rather than just be ‘served’ the solution to their problems on a silver platter. I felt it somewhat trivialised their struggles and the heartbreak they put themselves through but I reminded myself, again, that this is a YA story, one that is meant to inspire young minds to believe in love conquering all.
Beautifully said? Definitely. A tad simplistic? Hmmm.
Maybe I’m a cynical b*tch who believes that two eighteen-year-olds can solve world hunger more than she believes that they could decipher the complex formula that is life and love, but I will stand proudly here and admit that I really enjoyed this book, regardless of all the drama. It is a skilfully written story that grabs you from the beginning and doesn’t let go until the end. It could have been a bit longer, it would have given more credibility to the resolution of the storyline, but it was extremely enjoyable nonetheless.
[4.5 STARS]
~ N ♥
See this review on my blog!
Lucy and Jude are back together. Their bond is stronger than ever and they are inseparable. They are in college now but in cities hours apart. However, that does not stop them from spending every free moment with each other. Lucy is studying to be a dancer while Jude is his college’s football star with a following worthy of a champion. Their devotion to each other is unquestionable but their relationship is also an unstoppable roller coaster where all they do is fight and make up, equally passionately.
“Nothing was easy about our relationship. Well, nothing but falling hard for each other. Everything else was like trying to swim against a current. You never quite felt you were making much headway, but the journey made up for the lack of real estate.”
Jude is still battling his demons, struggling to keep his anger at bay and be worthy of the woman he adores. He cherishes Lucy with all his being and considers her to be his whole world. Lucy, however, hates the flammable dynamic between them. She questions whether the love they share is worth the heartache they keep giving each other. She fears that something will eventually pull them apart and lives in constant anticipation of that ‘doom’.
“It feels like sometimes I’m just waiting for the bottom to fall out beneath us.”
But Jude keeps fighting for her tooth and claw, relentlessly reassuring her of what she means to him and giving her hope that even if ‘doom’ comes along, they would get through it together.
“I know. When it does though, we’ll just grab onto a rope and wait it out.”
Their biggest obstacle in this book is their young age and inability to see the big picture. While Jude is light years ahead of Lucy in terms of knowing what truly matters in life, he is still allowing his anger to rule his reactions and cannot see past his mistrust of people, occasionally even of the woman he loves. He is possessive of her and jealous of every guy that looks her way, hiding at the core of his anger a deep fear of losing her. Lucy, on the other hand, is stuck in some utopian notion of what perfect relationships should be like and she keeps convincing herself more and more that they would be better off apart. All it takes is the first big test of implicit trust between them and they fail miserably. What follows is a heart-wrenching, soul-shaking, pulse-igniting, fasten-your-seatbelts-and-don’t-look-down kind of roller coaster ride of two people who perhaps love each other too obsessively. Their ups and downs shook me deeply. I was a complete mess at times, screaming ‘nooooooooo’ in my head, wanting to head-butt Lucy for hurting a man who was willing to give everything up for her. But she was hurting herself as much as she was hurting Jude, her insecurities digging a hole in her heart deeper and deeper.
“I loved him, but I shouldn’t. I trusted him, but it wasn’t natural. I wanted him, but I couldn’t have him.”
The happy ending is inevitable so we are rewarded in the end for all the pain and suffering caused by the events in the book, but it is a bittersweet happiness in my opinion as the sceptic in me fails to believe that the type of doubts and reservations that were weighing Lucy down could be solved so easily and so effortlessly. I would have preferred them to work at it a bit more rather than just be ‘served’ the solution to their problems on a silver platter. I felt it somewhat trivialised their struggles and the heartbreak they put themselves through but I reminded myself, again, that this is a YA story, one that is meant to inspire young minds to believe in love conquering all.
“Love isn’t easy. Especially the really good kind. It’s difficult, and you’ll want to rip your hair out just as many days as you’ll feel the wind at your back. But it’s worth it. It’s worth fighting for. Don’t let what isn’t real blind you from what is. Life isn’t perfect, we sure as sh*t aren’t perfect, so why should we expect love to be?”
Beautifully said? Definitely. A tad simplistic? Hmmm.
Maybe I’m a cynical b*tch who believes that two eighteen-year-olds can solve world hunger more than she believes that they could decipher the complex formula that is life and love, but I will stand proudly here and admit that I really enjoyed this book, regardless of all the drama. It is a skilfully written story that grabs you from the beginning and doesn’t let go until the end. It could have been a bit longer, it would have given more credibility to the resolution of the storyline, but it was extremely enjoyable nonetheless.
[4.5 STARS]
~ N ♥
See this review on my blog!
September 2, 2012
Well Jude is definitely as hot as ever and I do love Luce, but she really annoyed me at one point and I wanted to yell at her what was she thinking. I think this book had more ups and downs than the first . I could see the initial angst coming, but wasn't prepared for all the ups and downs to follow, every time I thought things would work out and I felt relieved, I turn the page and my relief was short lived! An enjoyable Sunday morning read.
November 16, 2017
On par with book 1. Lucy is still one aggravating heroine. I like the idea of the story, but some of the execution is exasperating. I'll read book 3 because...why not? I've completed Books 1 & 2.
April 23, 2013
3.5 Stars!
I have to say....I was a little disappointed in this book. And Jude definitely saved it for me. I thought there were too many lows and not enough highs. Jude and Lucy were fighting more then they were happy....and nothing is better then when Jude and Lucy are "on". What happened to Lucy in this book?? She was SO insecure and gave up on Jude so easily. I really hope that this is not the last book in the series...while it did end happy I need more happy. And more Jude--YUM! :)
I have to say....I was a little disappointed in this book. And Jude definitely saved it for me. I thought there were too many lows and not enough highs. Jude and Lucy were fighting more then they were happy....and nothing is better then when Jude and Lucy are "on". What happened to Lucy in this book?? She was SO insecure and gave up on Jude so easily. I really hope that this is not the last book in the series...while it did end happy I need more happy. And more Jude--YUM! :)
November 9, 2012
Hummm. Interesting. Wasn't the whole "spirit sister" cheerleader thing used in a recent book? In high school? And dear God, please don't let this be like Crash with another love triangle.
January 7, 2015
No le di 2 estrellas porque fue corto y Jude me encanta, ya que Lucy me desespero la mayor parte del libro, pero también tuvo sus momentos buenos.
El final me encanto, sin duda necesito terminar pronto esta trilogía.
El final me encanto, sin duda necesito terminar pronto esta trilogía.
September 7, 2012
I really liked this book it was very well written, it had everything I love; swoon worthy moments, emotional heart break, JUDE, angst and lots of romance…oh and it had JUDE!!!!
It was a really quick read and through most of it I was either pretty peeved off or my heart was breaking!
This story, to me, was basically all about trust and the question if love can possibly survive when trust is being chipped at continuously or when jealousy rears its ugly head?!
Clash begins where Crash ended and sees Jude and Lucy attending college. Jude, being the star on his football team, is assigned a “Spirit Sister”; enter super bitch Adriane, who is adamant she is meant for Jude and will do anything to steal him away from Lucy.
I disliked Adriane intensely, what a cow, I completely understood Lucy’s initial issues with her and why she was left insecure and vulnerable!
So yes I got Lucy…to a point! She quickly started to grate on me with her behaviour and her treatment of Jude. It got cruel, it really did, yes I know I am biased because I love Jude, but really that boy did not deserve the extent of her treatment of him! My sympathy started to run out and I have to say Jude deserved a medal for still being there waiting. Did she redeem herself? Yes but barely!
“I’ll be here when you’re ready. No matter how long it takes. I’ll always be here, Luce. I’m yours,” he breathed, squeezing my hands, “forever.” – Jude
Jude (sigh) still has this fiery temper which he is battling to tamper down so that he can prove he is worthy of Lucy’s love. Lucy is his world (lucky girl)! I have to say Jude is one of my fave’s still, despite the fact that he let Lucy walk all over him at times
Lucy worries that their relationship is all about extremes, it’s either really good or it is really bad. The emotional heartache she believes they can inflict on each other persistently weighs on her mind so she comes to the conclusion that perhaps they would both be saner and happier apart. At least that way, when it all blows one day, which she is sure it will, it won’t hurt as much as it would early on in their relationship. Yes, I can see that, but to me that is avoidance tactics, no way would you let a man like Jude go because he has passion and intensity! Right?!
Did I like this book after all that? No…I loved it because it got my emotions running high, I felt the heart break and love and despite the issues I had I felt the story!! Oh and it had JUDE!!!!
It was a really quick read and through most of it I was either pretty peeved off or my heart was breaking!
This story, to me, was basically all about trust and the question if love can possibly survive when trust is being chipped at continuously or when jealousy rears its ugly head?!
Clash begins where Crash ended and sees Jude and Lucy attending college. Jude, being the star on his football team, is assigned a “Spirit Sister”; enter super bitch Adriane, who is adamant she is meant for Jude and will do anything to steal him away from Lucy.
I disliked Adriane intensely, what a cow, I completely understood Lucy’s initial issues with her and why she was left insecure and vulnerable!
So yes I got Lucy…to a point! She quickly started to grate on me with her behaviour and her treatment of Jude. It got cruel, it really did, yes I know I am biased because I love Jude, but really that boy did not deserve the extent of her treatment of him! My sympathy started to run out and I have to say Jude deserved a medal for still being there waiting. Did she redeem herself? Yes but barely!
“I’ll be here when you’re ready. No matter how long it takes. I’ll always be here, Luce. I’m yours,” he breathed, squeezing my hands, “forever.” – Jude
Jude (sigh) still has this fiery temper which he is battling to tamper down so that he can prove he is worthy of Lucy’s love. Lucy is his world (lucky girl)! I have to say Jude is one of my fave’s still, despite the fact that he let Lucy walk all over him at times
Lucy worries that their relationship is all about extremes, it’s either really good or it is really bad. The emotional heartache she believes they can inflict on each other persistently weighs on her mind so she comes to the conclusion that perhaps they would both be saner and happier apart. At least that way, when it all blows one day, which she is sure it will, it won’t hurt as much as it would early on in their relationship. Yes, I can see that, but to me that is avoidance tactics, no way would you let a man like Jude go because he has passion and intensity! Right?!
Did I like this book after all that? No…I loved it because it got my emotions running high, I felt the heart break and love and despite the issues I had I felt the story!! Oh and it had JUDE!!!!
January 7, 2016
★★★★☆ 3.5 out of 5 stars
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I just wanted you to know I`d be chasing after you right now, naked if requiered. But because I´m respecting your need for time and space, I´ll force myself to lie here in bed and pretend to be asleep
Oh, how I LOVE AND ADORE JUDE RYDER!! I can´t get enough of him. He is without a doubt one of my favorite bad boys ever!! he is definitly up there with Kellan, Travis and all the other badboys we all love and adore. (Kellan will of course always be number 1)
Clash starts up where Crash left of. Lucy and Jude has just gotten back together again and everything seems to be rainbows. Jude still has issues with his temper, that sometimes gets him in trouble, but other than that, Lucy and Jude are in love and happy. Then trouble walks in in form of Adriana Vix. She wants Jude, bad. And stops at nothing to get him in her bed. Luce feels insecure and threaten by her. She gets more insecure. Have doubts. And gets more insecure. To tell you the truth, it was a bit exhausting to read about all her reasons why she and Jude should or shouldn´t be together. And poor Jude, he did nothing except for loving her, more then she deserves. My heart broke for him everytime Luce got in bitch mood, and decided to push him away.
I am all for drama, but this was a bit much, even for me. Luce does not deserve someone like Jude that loves her as much as he does. She can´t make up her mind, and he deserves someone who will stay and not run. And I wanna se them be happy and content for a change. I wanna see Jude get what he deserves!
March 4, 2013
"Love is like a seed.You’ve got to plant it to grow. But that’s not all. You need to water it. The sun needs to shine just enough, but not too much. The roots have to take hold.And from there, if it pops its head above the surface, there are about a million things that could kill it, so it takes a whole lot of luck too.”
4.5 stars for Clash only because Lucy didn't learn anything from her mistake in Crash.I would have rated with 4 but in the end she changes(and I hope it will last) and does a big gesture to win Jude back.I always praise the evolution of a character.
Jude is the same Jude we saw in Crash.Not that is a bad thing.He is understanding and lets her go even though that breaks his heart and is more mature.
The story is more complicated and has more agony.After high school Lucy goes to Julliard and Jude plays football.Of course he kicks asses and seems to have a bright future as a player.Adriana his Spirit Sister is a total bitch and tries to steal him.No matter what he says to Lucy she believes he is going to sleep with her and has her insecurities.What happens when Adriana has a plan to break them up that actually might work?Will Lucy believe him or will she give them up without a fight?
Clash is one of the few books I cheered and did my happy dance when the couple had sex for the first time.It wasn't like I expected it to be but the way it happened was better.I loved the scene before the epilogue after she makes up her mind.Now I can safely say that the microphone confessions of love and the acceptance of their mistakes they make is a Jude and Lucy thing.In less than 12 hours I fell in love with the Crash duet (and soon trilogy).
4.5 stars for Clash only because Lucy didn't learn anything from her mistake in Crash.I would have rated with 4 but in the end she changes(and I hope it will last) and does a big gesture to win Jude back.I always praise the evolution of a character.
Jude is the same Jude we saw in Crash.Not that is a bad thing.He is understanding and lets her go even though that breaks his heart and is more mature.
The story is more complicated and has more agony.After high school Lucy goes to Julliard and Jude plays football.Of course he kicks asses and seems to have a bright future as a player.Adriana his Spirit Sister is a total bitch and tries to steal him.No matter what he says to Lucy she believes he is going to sleep with her and has her insecurities.What happens when Adriana has a plan to break them up that actually might work?Will Lucy believe him or will she give them up without a fight?
Clash is one of the few books I cheered and did my happy dance when the couple had sex for the first time.It wasn't like I expected it to be but the way it happened was better.I loved the scene before the epilogue after she makes up her mind.Now I can safely say that the microphone confessions of love and the acceptance of their mistakes they make is a Jude and Lucy thing.In less than 12 hours I fell in love with the Crash duet (and soon trilogy).
January 27, 2013
AVISO: Disculpen si encuentras muchas maldicones y/o insultos, pero el libro se merece toda mi jodidas maldiciones. El que avisa no es traidor.
La única cosa fácil en la relación de Jude y Luce es su amor mutuo, todo lo demás es una gran mierda difícil.
Ahora están en la Universidad, y el temperamento de Jude no ha cambiado, y agreguemosle a esto los celos que surgen de Luce por una animadora que persigue a Jude de todas las maneras posibles para una chica. Luce sabe que debería centrarse en el baile, pero salir con el chico malo y popular es una jodida cosa difícil.
Sabe que alguna de estas dos debe terminar. Y tiene que decidirlo porque si no, puede perderlo todo.
Para Lucy Larson y Jude Ryder puede que amar, no sea suficiente.
Mi opinión:
J O D E R. MADRE MÍA DE MI VIDA. ¿POR QUÉ NO ME AVISARON QUE EL BENDITO LIBRO IBA A SER UNA SUBIDA Y BAJA DE EMOCIONES? UNA BENDITA MONTAÑA RUSA.
Ok, dejaré de escribir en mayúsculas, es solo para que entiendan lo que es este libro. Permitanme decir que llore de tristeza, de alegría, perosobretodo deRABIA PURA Y DURA
Jamas me cosquillearon tanto las manos queriendo darle una paliza a alguien.Que sienta la maldita indirecta Adriana PERRA ASQUEROSA Vix
La cosa es que, JUDE SIGUE SIENDO MI CHICO MALO AMOROSO QUE LO AMO CON TODA LA FUERZA DE MI CORAZÓN, y sufrí con este libro por él. Ah.
Bueno, ya se harán una idea de lo que este bendito, irritable, perfecto y precioso libro. MUY RECOMENDABLE. Si Crash les gusto, no pueden no leer este. P E R F E C T O.
PD: Ahora me da miedo leer Crush.
La única cosa fácil en la relación de Jude y Luce es su amor mutuo, todo lo demás es una gran mierda difícil.
Ahora están en la Universidad, y el temperamento de Jude no ha cambiado, y agreguemosle a esto los celos que surgen de Luce por una animadora que persigue a Jude de todas las maneras posibles para una chica. Luce sabe que debería centrarse en el baile, pero salir con el chico malo y popular es una jodida cosa difícil.
Sabe que alguna de estas dos debe terminar. Y tiene que decidirlo porque si no, puede perderlo todo.
Para Lucy Larson y Jude Ryder puede que amar, no sea suficiente.
Mi opinión:
J O D E R. MADRE MÍA DE MI VIDA. ¿POR QUÉ NO ME AVISARON QUE EL BENDITO LIBRO IBA A SER UNA SUBIDA Y BAJA DE EMOCIONES? UNA BENDITA MONTAÑA RUSA.
Ok, dejaré de escribir en mayúsculas, es solo para que entiendan lo que es este libro. Permitanme decir que llore de tristeza, de alegría, perosobretodo deRABIA PURA Y DURA
Jamas me cosquillearon tanto las manos queriendo darle una paliza a alguien.
La cosa es que, JUDE SIGUE SIENDO MI CHICO MALO AMOROSO QUE LO AMO CON TODA LA FUERZA DE MI CORAZÓN, y sufrí con este libro por él. Ah.
Bueno, ya se harán una idea de lo que este bendito, irritable, perfecto y precioso libro. MUY RECOMENDABLE. Si Crash les gusto, no pueden no leer este. P E R F E C T O.
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