Review of Katie McGarry's Crash into You

I recently read Crash into You by the amazing author Katie McGarry. I've read Pushing the limits and Dare you to and loved both. I myself was in foster care so I felt a personal connection to Isaiah's pain of feeling lost and alone. The way the book flows is absolutely incredible, I felt like I was in the book but it also felt like I was watching the events unfold before my eyes. Feeling a connection to a book character has always been a sign for me that I will like the book I'm reading. Isaiah and Rachel have a spark that is uncertain at first but I knew that they would end up together. I recommend this to anyone who feels like their alone because in the end the person who you least expect to help pick you up could be thrown at you in a blink of an eye.

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