LIKE WOW. I THINK I'M DRAINED 
 This was a fantastic read. Yes, it had its ups and downs.. but its UPS felt like I was at the top of a Ferris wheel and I didn't wanna go down anymore. 
 Pushing Limits indeed pushed my limits. I have never read (or I don't remember reading) a book wherein the hero is a stoner..and now, I can just say that it's a whole new experience. The funny thing is, I didn't actually care about it. I mean, I totally forgive Noah since he was just down in the dumps at that point in time. At first he was very rude to Echo... and then he wasn't.. and when he wasn't rude anymore.. awwww man, he's just sweet.. still naughty but very very nice. Echo on the other hand, had to battle her past first. She had a dark past which she keeps on trying to remember.. or KNOW. At first I thought her friends were bitchy and shallow... I was relieved to see that they're not. I'm happy because Noah stayed with her no matter what. They were really tight even when they sort of broke up. 
 Although I still feel bad about what happened to Echo and her family, I wanted her to build a life with Noah and Noah only.. maybe for just a brief period of time.. and then she can let her father, stepbrother and her stepmom in again. I think that their family dynamics is still weird and hard to accept. It doesn't just go away in one click. Anyhooo.. I'm just saying that I would've wanted this to be a little bit longer. ;p 
 This is one of those novels which makes you feel and believe that there are others who want to help. It creates a notion that in a not-so-perfect world, there are still GOOD PEOPLE and there's still GOOD IN PEOPLE who're not so perfect. 
 I seem to be on a roll with this kind of novels.. hmm. 
 Fans of Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles and Going Under by Georgia Cates will be delighted with this since it seems to be a mixture of both. :)