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 What I Thought... 
 * I have been a Katie McGarry fan since I first picked up Pushing the Limits at BEA four years ago. I've loved all her books (some more than others) and was sad to see that the Pushing the Limits series might not be continuing, but excited that she was starting something new. 
 * I was a little leery when I found out it was about a motorcycle club, but since it's Katie McGarry I kept an open mind and I'm so glad I did! 
 * I adored Oz. He was unapologetic and knew what he wanted and stood by his values. He has a strong sense of family, and is just a little bit messed up. 
 * It took me awhile to come around to Emily. She was very naive and had determined not to see the other side of things ever. Eventually she came around, but it was frustrating how she never felt that there was a second side to any story. 
 * Once she found out the secret though I came around to really liking her. With renewed determination she went to go take care of things. (Despite the fact that there were clues I was totally blindsided by both the small secret and bigger secret regarding Emily.) 
 * Things unraveled slowing in Nowhere But Here, which for the most part I liked, however I prefer my contemporaries to be 300-400 pages and this one is just shy of 500. 
 * McGarry allows you to see the Reign of Terror through both Emily and Oz's eyes and I love that it put them in different light. The side that the public fears and the family that they truly are. 
 * More so than any of her other books the side characters in Nowhere But Here are so strong and I can't wait to read more books in this series. There was so much tension between Chevy and Violet and I'm dying to know what happened between them. Razor and Brianne's story is next though so I might have to wait for that one. (Or she might pull a Beth & Isaiah and not have them be together) 
 Overall I loved Nowhere But Here and if you loved McGarry's Pushing the Limits series I strongly recommend this one!