Push the Envelope is the first book in Rochelle Paige's Blythe College series, and I really enjoyed this story. It is the first book I have read by Rochelle Paige, but it definitely won't be my last. I really liked Paige's writing style, and I thought that the book flowed well and kept a good pace throughout. Push the Envelope was a quick and fun read and I really liked the characters. I look forward to getting to know the secondary characters better as well. 
 Alexa is going to school while also working for her father's charter business as a pilot. She came up with the idea to have mile high tours to bring in extra money to pay for her schooling. She rooms on campus with her best friend from childhood Aubrey and has grown up with not only her but also Aubrey's brother Jackson. After her horrible breakup with her ex Brad, Alexa hasn't been interested in dating and Jackson has been even more protective of her. When Aubrey and Alexa go to a party at Jackson's frat house they end up meeting the new transfer student and rugby player Drake. The attraction between them is instant, but Drake runs hot and cold. After Alexa and her father end up chartering a flight to take Drake home to his family, Alexa ends up spending time with Drake and they begin seeing each other. Things between them get more serious, but when a rumor threatens to tear them apart can they make it through together? Or will their relationship be over before they have a chance at a future? 
 I really liked Drake. He was sweet and thoughtful, patient and kind. I liked the fact that he was really committed to Alexa and was willing to take things slowly with her. He never pushed her and made sure that they did things when she was ready. While he waited for her, he never strayed or lost interest. It showed how much he really did care for her. I thought that he did make a mistake with her, but I liked how he recovered from it. He really proved himself and was determined to make up for how he handled things badly. Alexa was a great heroine. She was likable and easy to root for. I loved that she was a pilot! It was so different and interesting, and I have never read about another girl pilot heroine. I loved how smart she was, and also how good of a friend she was. I thought that her and Drake were really great together, and they had a really great connection. They also had a lot of chemistry and I really enjoyed the fact that they took things at their own pace. It made their relationship more real and believable than if they would have just jumped right into bed together. 
 Overall, I really liked this book and the characters. This one was really easy to get into and the story was a great way to lose a few hours. I really loved Drake and Alexa, but I also really liked Jackson and Aubrey. I am so excited to get Jackson's story next. I honestly thought that he would have made a really great match for Alexa, but Drake won me over completely! So I am absolutely looking forward to getting to know Jackson better and watch him fall. I thought that Drake's feelings in this story were a little rushed and seemed to be a bit too insta-love in the beginning. He was so sure of them and their future when he had barely seen or spoken to her. I also thought that he jumped to conclusions a bit too often, but it was great to see how he recovered every time. I thought that this one was really good, and it was one of the better New Adult books that I have read. I recommend this story to NA fans, and I think that most readers looking for a quick and entertaining read will really enjoy this story. I can't wait to read more from Rochelle Paige.