5 I LOVE Lily and Lo Stars
Thrive is a FULL length novel. You must read Addicted to You and Addicted for Now prior to reading Thrive. You do not have to read the spin-offs, Kiss the Sky and Hothouse, however, I highly recommend it, since the story over-laps.
Thrive takes place right after Adidcted for Now and during Kiss the Sky and Hothouse, except it’s in Lo and Lily’s POV.
I listened to the audio version and this is my first time listening to an audio book without reading it before and I have to say…
I LOVED IT!
Lily and Lo are still battling with their addictions. I just feel so bad for Lily. She can’t just stop having sex. I guess she could, but that’s crazy, so her and Lo work on having “safe” sex, meaning Lily not using sex as an outlet for her stress. I love the relationship Lily and Lo have and I love how supportive they are towards each other.
All Lo wants is Lily to be happy, but it’s hard when Lo gets crap from his dad and he still gets cravings all the time. He stops taking his medication because he doesn’t want to throw up if he accidently consumes alcohol through food. I love how protective he is towards Lily and I love that he thinks about her all the time. (As it should be in any relationship < --- totally being serious).
What I enjoy the most:
The Love between Lily and Lo < ---- it’s epic, once-in-a-life-time romance. I love dependent relationships. I think it’s because I’m completely dependent on my husband. Is it wrong? Some would say yes, I say, OH NO! It’s the best.
The Pace
If you are on the fence with Thrive, I urge you to pick it up if you are a fan of the series. You just get so much more Lily and Lo. As much as I loved Kiss the Sky and Hothouse, I feel like I understand Lo and Lily’s actions more. In Hothouse, Lo goes crazy and I didn’t understand his actions towards Ryke, but now, I totally get it and I love Lo even more.
The Gang
Thrive is not just about Lily and Lo, you will get a HUGE chunk of the gang. Connor < --- my book boyfriend, Rose, Daisy and Ryke < --- Lick. I just love it and I love them. I like that this series includes all the characters. I get so much character development and storyline buildup. It’s simply perfect.
Overall
I love the series and I love this book. I loved getting Lily and Lo’s POV and I’m excited to continue with the series.
Additional Questions
Would you consider the audio edition of Thrive: Addicted, Book 2.5 to be better than the print version?
I have not read the print version of Thrive, but I have read all of the addicted series except for Addicted After All. I love audio books and I usually enjoy audio books more than the print version. I feel like I get more of an experience with audio books than reading a print copy. Thrive audio did not disappoint.
Would you consider the audio edition of Thrive: Addicted, Book 2.5 to be better than the print version?
I have not read the print version of Thrive, but I have read all of the addicted series except for Addicted After All. I love audio books and I usually enjoy audio books more than the print version. I feel like I get more of an experience with audio books than reading a print copy. Thrive audio did not disappoint.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Overall, the book was very moving, but the ending left with the best and lasting impression. The book shifts and it just goes to a whole new level. What I love so much about hero and heroine is just the pure can-not-breathe-without-each-other love. **SIGH** it’s the stuff I crave and live for in books.
If you could sum up Thrive: Addicted, Book 2.5 in three words, what would they be?
Complete Romance (I know it's not one word, but that's how I felt), Quirky, Epic
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Addictively entertaining and Addictively good. It will leave you craving for more.
What other book might you compare Thrive: Addicted, Book 2.5 to and why?
I would definitely compare Thrive to the other books in the Addicted Series. Just like the series, I loved Thrive. If you are a fan of the series, you must listen to Thrive. If I had to compare the series to any other books that aren’t related I would have to compare to J.A. Huss’s Rook And Ronin series. Both series focal on a group and both series have spin-offs with main characters from the group. I love these books. I love loving more than one character and I love it when all of them interact with each other.
Have you listened to any of Charles Carr and Erin Mallon ’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
I am a HUGE fan of Erin Mallon. I will listen to anything and everything she narrates. She has the best voice. Her voice is very adorable, youthful and she conveys the emotions on point. I feel her awkwardness, her nervousness and her cuteness as she speaks. I am so happy she narrated for the series.
This is my first Charles Carr narration. I enjoyed him as well. Charles’ voice is deep and masculine. He is the perfect Lo. I loved his mixed emotions he portrays, especially when he gets angry, it was very sexy. His voice is addictive and attractive.
Krista & Becca Ritchie are
identical twins—one a science nerd, the other a comic book geek—but with their
shared passion for writing, they combined their mental powers as kids and have
never stopped telling stories. Now in their early twenties, they write about
other twenty-somethings navigating through life, college, and romance. They
love superheroes, flawed characters, and soul mate love.
They are the New Adult authors of the Addicted
series and Calloway Sisters spin-off series, and you can find them on almost
every social media, frolicking around like wannabe unicorns.
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