Last summer I was on the hype for romance and young teenage love, and then is when I came across Kick, Push by Jay McLean, it was my first book from her and also my first book about teenage parenthood. I liked it quite a bit so when I saw the sequel I had to read it. 
 In her first book we are introduce to the life of Josh, who found himself a single father at the early age of 17, after his girlfriend pop out the baby and stood them both up. After also his family turns their back to him, Josh is left with no one. He has nothing. But he's determined to take care of his son, Tommy, no matter what. 
 Thanks to the help on a older woman, who becomes family, and his friend Hunter he will be able to make it back on track. 
 The years pass, and now Tommy is 3. Josh is finally in a better place than before, and that's when he meets Becca and falls in love with this quite beautiful girl. But Becca's past is complicated, she is a wracked soul. 
 Their story was so romantic and cheesy, that I rolled my eyes a lot while I was reading it, but I gotta give it to Jay Mclean that she is a damn good writer! And her second book did live up to it. 
 In Coast we pick up from where we left Josh and Becca, broke and apart, Josh is finally making a name of him self in the skateboard industry, and Bacca is trying to face her past, fears and built her future. If you are familiar with the skate board dictionary, to coast means to roll or glide on a skateboard, specially after a landing when you kick your lag forward and push backwards on the ground to propel the rider forward. So Josh and Becca are finally going to coast together, but thing are not going to be that simple. 
 Jay McLean writing is perfect and utterly addicting. Even though the plot is nothing spacial, I cared about the characters deeply, more than anyone I cared about Tommy and Josh relationship that did still the scene in the first book. 
 I liked this series quite a lot I'm probably gonna give it a try to her other books. 
 3.75/5 STARS 
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