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tashas_books's review against another edition
3.0
I thought this was going to be a light, short story about Echo and Noah's summer road trip. Instead it was basically a novel length sequel to Pushing the Limits, with lots of angst and confusion. I got really frustrated with the characters in the middle. Why do so many people seem to want to destroy their relationship? And why do Echo and Noah take all the little things said by complete (or nearly so) strangers to heart? And Echo, pay more attention to how the things you do might appear to Noah. "I'm just going to go hang out with this strange (and kinda creepy) guy who followed me back to our hotel room. Why are you upset?"
pixelski's review against another edition
4.0
I'm so glad Katie wrote this. Pushing the Limits was really only the beginning for Echo and Noah as they'd just started their relationship. They still had so many problems to deal with and inner demons to combat. I liked how BTR really dealt with these demons and their problems as a couple. Noah annoyed me in the beginning with his possessive nature but I really liked how he matured in the end. I loved the way each character was written; Katie always has a way of making each voice distinct/unique so I could tell them apart. The thought processes behind Echo as an artist were fantastic. Also, Aires omg! And as always, adoring Beth and Isaiah <3
jenacidebybibliophile's review against another edition
3.0
Breaking the Rules:
A book about two young people fighting.
A book about two young people fighting.
akristinab's review against another edition
4.0
Awww I loved seeing more of Echo and Noah. And it was even nicer that it was a full length book.
bandherbooks's review against another edition
3.0
Honestly don't know if I should consider this 100% read as I started skimming through the melodrama at a certain point, but overall I did enjoy a bit more of Noah and Echo. You definitely need to read the first book to understand what is going on here, and the endless TALKING about the same problems the characters faced in the first book gets tiring, but enjoy the sexy parts. There's quite a few of them, mostly a will they or won't they finally do it vibe with constant interruptions by circumstances and friends, and of course a nefarious ex.
courthughes's review against another edition
3.0
I love this seriea, but this particular book was pretty repetitive. Still, great characters and a good story!
black0star's review against another edition
4.0
This was a really wonderful sequel to Pushing The Limits. It was so satisfying to see the characters grow and mature and trust more. I would totally read a more adult story about Echo and Noah :)
tt_reads123's review against another edition
3.0
Amazing writing but a little bit too much drama. And the excessive swearing was off putting. Otherwise would’ve been 5 stars