Chasing Impossible - Katie McGarry

Tittle: Chasing impossible

Series: Pushing the limits

Author: Katie McGarry

Genre: Fiction, YA, Romance, Contemporary, New Adult

Pages: 298

Publisher: Harlequin Teen

Format: Digital (Kindle)

Time to read it: 3 days

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

“Chasing impossible” is the last book in the “Pushing the limits” companion series written by Katie McGarry. The books develop the different romances between some characters who know each other, that way you are able to follow up the story of the different couples by reading the next books in the series.

Abby only knows a way to earn the money she needs, the same way her father had before he was sent to jail, dealing drugs. Logan is unable to stop thinking about Abby all the time, she is the only girl able to keep up with his dares, however there is something he does not understand about her and it is the reason why she deals drugs. Nonetheless, he has secrets on his own like the fact that he is diabetic, something no one knows except his parents and doctor, as he does not want to start be treated different because of it.

“Chasing impossible” was an amazing compelling book, that helped me out of my reading slump. I have loved each one of the books in this series, as they are similar but each one introduces new things to the relationship, an also because you are able to keep up with the characters you have loved from previous books. This time one of the new things added was the fact that Logan had diabetes, an illness a vast population have and from which we know from little to nothing of its implications.

Another of the things I love about this series is how much love and family means to most of the characters of these books, in this case Abby prefers dealing drugs that let her family live in misery.

Apart from all of that most of the books and specially this one and “Crash into you” have also a really fast paced and action pack as well, which made the books easy to read and fast too.

To conclude, this was a fantastic book in the series and I recommend the series to anyone looking for fast paced, action packed and romantic YA.

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