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 What I Thought... 
 * When I read Nowhere But Here (the first in this series) it was hard not to compare it to Pushing the Limits, while I still loved Nowhere But Here it was missing that something extra. Walk the Edge made up for that in spades. I started reading this before bed and ended up finishing it at 1:30 in the morning. 
 * McGarry does it again and hits me in all the feels. I felt emotionally connect to the characters from the beginning and it didn't wane at all throughout the book. 
 * Razor and Breanna's relationship is a slow burn. You can feel the attraction, but they don't jump and act on it right away, they dance around each other a bit. 
 * Despite Razor's rough edges it's impossible not to like him. Everyone sees him exactly as he wants them to - bad and not to be messed with, but he goes out of his way to make them see him that way. He knows what he wants, to be a part of the MC, but in know way does that make him as bad as he thinks he is. He's struggling to find his place in the MC and dealing with his mother's death. 
 * Breanna has a totally different situation. She is the middle child in a large family and doesn't seem to fit in with the older kids or younger kids. She often feels left out and is struggling to find her place in her family and the world. I found her parents to be quite frustrating at times they way they dumped on her, but I also get that with that many kids things like that happen. They weren't awful parents or anything just... absent for Breanna. 
 * I loved the way that Breanna and Razor officially meet. Her ride is late so she is stuck at school and it's getting late and dark. Breanna is obviously scared of Razor, but also sees a different side of him. This meeting is also hilariously awkward, which I always appreciate. 
 * There is quite a bit going on in Walk the Edge, but I the aspect I liked best was how they dealt with their growing attraction and how other people acted towards it. As Razor is the "bad boy" they all think he can't possibly be good for her. There is also a lot of hatred towards their relationship. It was also a struggle for Breanna to accept some of the things that come along with Razor being part of the MC. 
 * Breanna really comes into her own and takes a stand in many ways as to what she wants and what she deserves. She also ultimately steps up in a situation that many people would have just accepted. 
 * I would love for Breanna's friend Addison to get her own story. She has quite a few of her own problems and definitely needs a happily ever after in her life. 
 Overall if you love contemporary young adult books than Walk the Edge is definitely for you!