katie mcgarry pushing the limits series in order

That may have something to do, with my feelings towards the leading lady, Rachel, and possibly her family.Īfter what happened in Dare You To, while I loved Beth and Ryan, I really felt bad for Isaiah. In Crash into You, it was still intriguing, and I may be in the minority, but it didn’t “WOW” me like the others.

With Pushing the Limits and Dare You To, I was compelled by the story and the characters, their anguish and romance drew me in like nothing else. That special “umph” that I got from the other two books. She sure knows how to write a story about messed up teens who get a second chance at life and find love along the way! However, while I do really love Isaiah, and the story was great, something was missing. If you want a fast-paced romance, an urban contemporary story, and a heart-wrenching tale of self-discovery and bravery you should be reading Katie McGarry's Crash Into You!Ĭrash into You was another amazing read from McGarry. At first they have to work together to get the money together and keep each other safe from Eric and his craziness. They get into trouble with a local baddie, Eric, who they now owe money to. And he never forgets what she did for him. Isaiah sort of rescues Rachel from that situation, but she rescues him as well. It's dangerous and crazy and exciting right from the start. Rachel and Isaiah first meet at a street race in the bad part of Louisville, and they run from the cops together. The plot is very well-crafted and I don't have anything bad to say about it. It's never hard keeping all the characters straight, because they're all so different and, again, you'll fall in love with them. Secondary characters like Abby, Ethan, and West are also very strong and stand on their own enough to feature their own stories (at least for West). It's great getting to see them, especially Noah and Beth, from Isaiah's perspective. Rachel is a private school girl with a complicated family, an anxiety disorder, and the looks of an angel.Ĭharacters from other books in the series make appearances when appropriate, including Noah and Echo, Beth and Ryan, Logan, and Chris. Isaiah is a bad boy with a good heart, and it doesn't hurt that he's sexy as sin.

The characters are interesting, a little quirky, relatable, and incredibly lovable. It is obvious that she worked so, so very hard on crafting Isaiah and Rachel's story, and all of her hard work shows on every page. Crash Into You has incredible characters that you will fall in love with, a fast-paced, page-turning plot, and a sizzling romance that will quicken your heart. In fact, I started reading it after I was a few chapters into Dare You To (#2 in the series) and finished it seriously weeks before DYT. This is my favorite of Katie McGarry's books, by far.

Katie mcgarry pushing the limits series in order