{Review} Crash into You - Katie McGarry

Crash into You by Katie McGarry
Series: Pushing the Limits #3
Genre: YA Contemporary
Release Date: Nov 26 / 2013
Publisher: Harlequin Teen

From acclaimed author Katie McGarry comes an explosive new tale of a good girl with a reckless streak, a street-smart guy with nothing to lose, and a romance forged in the fast lane.

The girl with straight As, designer clothes and the perfect life-that's who people expect Rachel Young to be. So the private-school junior keeps secrets from her wealthy parents and overbearing brothers...and she's just added two more to the list. One involves racing strangers down dark country roads in her Mustang GT. The other? Seventeen-year-old Isaiah Walker-a guy she has no business even talking to. But when the foster kid with the tattoos and intense gray eyes comes to her rescue, she can't get him out of her mind.

Isaiah has secrets, too. About where he lives, and how he really feels about Rachel. The last thing he needs is to get tangled up with a rich girl who wants to slum it on the south side for kicks-no matter how angelic she might look.

But when their shared love of street racing puts both their lives in jeopardy, they have six weeks to come up with a way out. Six weeks to discover just how far they'll go to save each other.

*A copy was provided by the publisher for review*

Thank you so much to Harlequin Teen!

- My review of Pushing the Limits
- My review of Dare You To (Pushing the Limits #2)

Isaiah was my favorite character in Pushing the Limits so I was really excited when I heard Isaiah will be getting his own book. Isaiah, our brokenhearted bad by, met Rachel Young at a drag race. Recently rejected by Beth, he didn't want to be with Rachel to risk getting hurt again.

I loved both Isaiah and Rachel. They both learned a lesson throughout the whole book and I felt like they grew a lot as people. Their relationship was really cute and my heart was cheering for them. Isaiah was also really protective and of course Rachel wouldn't take any of that. I love how Isaiah always defends Rachel and how he didn't want to fall in love with Rachel. You know all those bad boys. The ones with a tough exterior but a soft interior. They're my weakness! To overcome their own problems, both characters supported each other no matter what happened.

Overall, this contemporary is one of the best I've read in 2013. I would recommend it to anyone and I can definitely say that this tops Pushing the Limits in my opinion.

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