Honestly I'm not even sure where to start with this one. By far this was my least favorite of the "series", but I didn't hate it. Actually I really enjoyed a good chunk of it (hence the 3 stars), but there was one part that I couldn't get past and that was Rachel's family. They were by far the most despicable family I have encountered in YA and I have come across some doozies. Seriously thank goodness for Rachel and Isaiah as they were the one part of the story that I really really loved. 
 Crash Into You is the story of Isaiah, a 17 year old boy that has had a rough life. Living in foster care for 1 years Isaiah has learned to be tough and to count on no one but himself, Noah and previously Beth but even she isn't there anymore. Trying to keep his secret of where he is living Isaiah decides to try a one-time street race with a guy from the neighborhood that is bad news. Unfortunately what was supposed to be one night turns into something Isaiah never expected when he meets Rachel, a girl that is so completely out of his league and his opposite. As these two become more and more entwined Isaiah learns that he isn't the only one keeping secrets. Rachel has some secrets of her own. Now they both have to figure out just how much they can trust one another and is their love worth it. 
 Seriously I loved Isaiah in this book. We met him in Pushing the Limit and got to know more of him in Dare to You, but he shined in Crash Into You. I don't know if it was Rachel that brought it out of him now that Beth was no longer there to drag him down and break his heart, or if it was the fact that he was destined to be a main character. His background story was sold, he had that loveable bad boy thing going for him, and he is fiercely loyal. Basically Isaiah was everything to this book. And truthfully Rachel was no slouch either. She brought something to the table. She was rich but she wasn't spoiled and I liked that a lot. I also liked that she never once looked down on Isaiah or where he lived or his friends or his history. She saw what was in front of her. Basically these two were magical on the pages. When they were alone or with Logan and Abby(wish the next book was about these two) the book was amazing. 
 What brought Crash Into You down was 100% Rachel's family. I got more and more infuriated by her parents with every turn of the page. The whole family was really vile to me. They were selfish and self-centered and never once thought about Rachel as a person. She was there as a replacement, as the girl that made the mother happy so the rest of the family could live their lives, as the girl that got no say in what she wanted to do or how she felt. Her brothers were pathetic and her parents were the worst parents in the world. Straight up, I hated the whole family and have no desire to find out what happens to any of them. No thank you. 
 Basically if I could have had a book that was filled with Rachel, Isaiah, Logan and Abby with some cameos by Echo and Noah I would have had a winner. I loved seeing Isaiah and Rachel's relationship deepen and their trust grow. I loved the friendships they formed and the growth of them as individuals. It was the family that brought it down, simple as that. I will probably skip the next book since it is Rachel's brother, but I look forward to what McGarry has in store for us next.