Brilliant! I stayed up all night to finish this book. 
 The story is nothing original. Two broken teenagers trying to get through high school and in the process they find love. Nothing we haven't read before. So what's the appeal of "Pushing the Limits"? 
 The characters, for sure! They are so easily likeable. Noah and Echo were great together and I loved every single second of their relationship. All this sizzling character chemistry and sexual tension. 
 And Noah! Oh, Noah. 
 It's hard to resist a bad boy who's a good man. And Noah is a very good man. The way he cared about his brothers and his friend, the way he behave with Echo... I am in love. 
 Wait one second, while I'll check if they already invented an internet page where you can order a fictional boyfriend shipped to you. 
 Nope, they haven't. Damn it! Can't scientist and inventors work a little bit faster?! 
 But let's get back to my review. 
 From the blurb I expected "Pushing the Limits" to be depressing, but surprisingly it was an easy read for me without any emotional trauma. Also there were moment when a few tears escaped from my eyes. 
 But it's the sign how great the writing was. Katie McGarry is great in creating an escalating tension, but reading a book like this you could feel that HEA will happen eventually, so I just enjoyed all the drama knowing that it will all work out in the end. 
 Also the story is mostly focused on Echo and Noah love, it touches other very important subjects and problems like family, friendship, loss, mental illness, growing up, making right choices. It's all very dramatic, captivating and exciting. 
 "Pushing the Limits" is just awesome! You guys seriously need to read this book; it's not one to miss. 
 I want to get my hands on book two so much, I can feel my hands tingling!