4.5 stars 
 This book was a promotional release in 2016 and I've been holding on to it for when I needed more of the Pushing the Limits world. After doing a re-read of most of the series recently, I decided to check out Logan and Abby's story. 
 Readers know Logan from previous books in the series. He's the daredevil friend of Ryan (my personal fav). It's not a surprise he'd be attracted to the smart-mouthed, secretive and street-wise Abby. 
 Abby's reasons for dealing pot are noble and misguided, as she gets pulled into a drug war between rivals. Here is where I had a tiny bit of a problem with the story. The actions of the rival gangs and the long reach and reputation of Abby's father struck me as more than just a little pot dealing operation. But that didn't really matter, because it was really the story of how Abby and Logan deal with their respective problems while falling in love with each other that I loved. 
 Logan is keeping as many secrets as Abby and they are just as life-threatening. I really loved the story of Logan coming to terms with his diabetes, and his reluctance to have his illness control his life will strike a chord with readers. 
 I loved that characters from other books in the series get together in Chasing Impossible. It felt so right for them all to be together as this series has always been about finding family in your friends, right down to the contributions of Denny and Rachel's mother. I did like how so many lives were intertwined at the end. 
 Chasing Impossible is fairly gritty and delves into drug dealing in more than a cursory way, so this book may not be for everyone, but I found Abby and Logan's love story very touching and heart-warming. 
 As I re-read this series over the last two week, I was reminded how much I really love this series and its characters, right down to Mrs. Collins. Chasing Impossible is a very nice addition.