4.5 Stars! I absolutely love this series! This was a great addition to it as well. I am married to a car guy so I could relate to many of the car things in this book. I will say I wish Isaiah could so the car work around my house b/c my husband's car is currently in 50 million pieces in our garag...
Read This Review & More Like It At Ageless Pages ReviewsAn absolutely gorgeous novel of love, loss, forgiveness, and adrenaline.Rachel is the perfect daughter. She’s smart, beautiful, and well respected by her parents’ society friends. If she hadn’t been born as the replacement for a dead sister who...
I like who I am with you, and I don’t want to go back to who I was before. Nem hittem volna, hogy Noah és Echo történetét felül tudja múlni majd Katie McGarry akármelyik további regényével is, de igen, megcsinálta! Még mindig a hatása alatt vagyok... Isaiah eddig is nagy kedvencem volt Noah melle...
OVERALL IMPRESSION: When I received this book, I dropped everything else I was in the middle of reading to start on it. I've read the first two books in the Pushing the Limits series and loved them so much! I had extremely high hopes for this one, and I was not disappointed. I was entertained throug...
While Isaiah was definitely the character in this series that I've found most compelling, it doesn't mean that I actually liked this book. I'm not sure what deludedly optimistic gene has me still getting suckered into reading NA books with bad boys and broken girls who underneath it all have such he...
And he laughs. Not the heavy laughter from before. It’s a great laugh. A deep laugh. One that makes my lips lift. Isaiah, the guy who an hour ago carried himself like a jungle predator, now has the content aura of a lazy cat bathing in the sun. *twirls* I loooooooove this series. Admittedly, my fa...
Oh, happy sigh. Haven't collected my thoughts on this one yet, so I might still write an actual review for it later, but for now: OH YEAH! Nobody writes broken, fucked up, believable characters like Katie McGarry.
Pre-read: Can I say cover lust? :P I'm really looking forward to reading this.Post-read I really liked reading Isaiah's and Rachel's respective story, though there were times I really had to suspend disbelief at some of the events and character actions in here. I think this has a consistency with th...
While Crash Into You has it's moments, I found myself doing a lot of sighing. Honestly, my reading experience was quite lackluster. There's nothing refreshing about McGarry's latest installment - the same themes are regurgitated from the author's previous novels: a kid from the wrong side of the...
Disclaimer! Harlequin Teen granted me an ARC of this through NetGalley in return for a fair review.This is the third in the series of books (both excellent) about troubled teens who become attracted to their seemingly complete opposite. Previous books' characters appear or are mentioned, but the boo...
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