I can’t help but look forward to the next PTL character to find love.Great leaders possess seven characteristics, whether innate or developed, according to the Consumer Electronics Assocation’s leading manĮvery great, disruptive innovation has been the result of strong and surefooted leaders pushing the limits and inspiring others to move forward. Usually, I’m harsh judge when it comes to this particular genre, but Crash Into You and its predecessors have definitely entertained me. The Pushing the Limits series is probably one of the contemporary YA romances that I would recommend to anyone who loves love, drama and intense characters. Every time I pick up another of her books, I’m expecting the same thing as the last, but she manages to still surprise me. The plot is pure formula, but McGarry once again makes it feel fresh. It’s hard not to be taken with them and get pulled into their drama, despite it being melodramatic at times. The chemistry between Rachel and Isaiah was hot and just as exhilarating as those fast cars they loved and raced. She takes two characters and creates a sweeping and emotional romance. As for Rachel, she’s happy to have Isaiah’s attention but is both excited and afraid of what this could lead to. So he’s surprised by how taken he is with Rachel. If you’ve been following the series, you know that Isaiah was recently burnt by Beth, and he’s having a hard time getting over her. In this case, they aren’t opposites in personality, but mostly in status. Just like the past two novels, this story brings together two opposites. SEE ALSO: Book Review: Dare You To by Katie McGarry Despite their different backgrounds and a looming threat, can they learn to love and trust each other?

With that in common, Isaiah and Rachel find themselves drawn to each other.

Rachel loves cars as much as Isaiah does and finds peace when she’s behind the wheel. Until she meets Isaiah after he saves her from a tricky drag racing situation. In comes Rachel, a girl from a wealthy and very overprotective family, who doesn’t feel comfortable sharing her true self with anyone. But Isaiah is making the most of life, secretly living with his best friend, Noah, and trying to make his way in the world as a car virtuoso. His past with foster care isn’t all sunshine and rainbows, and it doesn’t help that his mother, who was released from prison, wants to reconnect with him. Isaiah is on the cusp of aging out of the system. Now, it’s Isaiah’s turn in Katie McGarry’s latest novel, Crash Into You. So we’ve seen Noah fall in love and even Beth go head over heels over some dude.

Pushing the limits series in order