katie mcgarry pushing the limits series in order

As much as I loved Noah and Echo, and I did, I also loved Mrs. It was also a story of Love, forgiveness, and redemption. It made me question myself and my attitude towards people who may appear to be hardened, rough, or rebellious. This was a very intense story which made me really contemplate the struggles of so many young people who are lost in the foster care system. I even sobbed through a couple of chapters. I chuckled at times and I cried at times. This book IS a riveting and emotional ride. My tag line would be exactly as the review on the front of the book. If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be? Between the story and their narration - I was hooked from the time I hit play. I have never enjoyed an audiobook like this one.

You could hear the emotions in their voices.

MacLeod Andrews and Tara Sands did such a wonderful job with this book. What does MacLeod Andrews and Tara Sands bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? Noah finally got to know the boys foster parents and finally understood how much the boy's foster parents loved them and cared for them and perhaps THEY were what was best for his brothers. The most memorable moment in the book was when Noah met up with his brothers at the fountain around the homes his parents had built for Habitat for Humanity and he was invited home for lunch with them. What was one of the most memorable moments of Pushing the Limits? I thoroughly enjoyed this audiobook from start to finish.

The story was very well written.very emotional - both the writing and performances. What did you love best about Pushing the Limits? I would definitely recommend this book to both adults and young adults, as it combined a sufficiently realistic high school feel with mystery (what happened to Echo), heart wrenching drama (Noah's need for his family) and flashes of humor as the story unfolded.Īn Emotional Rollercoaster Ride - Great Story! The soothing, yet angsty timbre of his voice was a perfect complement to Tara Sand's Echo. MacLeod Andrews never disappoints when voicing young, male characters and his portrayal of Noah was sufficiently sexy yet vulnerable and even had me wiping away a tear at the end. She sounded a lot like Kat Denning to me. There were times I found Tara Sand's voice a bit grating at times, but her pacing and emotion would soon sink me back into the story. The back and forth narration format allowed me to connect strongly with both Echo and Noah, and watching them help and heal each other in the context of their family issues was satisfying. Touching teen romance with suspenseful dramaĪs a mother of teenagers I like to read young adult novels, and Pushing the Limits kept me riveted and I thoroughly enjoyed the entire book, couldn't put it down.

Katie mcgarry pushing the limits series in order