Jennifer Echols writes contemporary young adult and new-adult romance about school, sport, friendship and relationships complicated by reputation or competition. Going Too Far follows Meg, a rebellious teenager, and a young police officer after a punishment arrangement forces them into repeated contact. Forget You centres on a girl dealing with memory gaps after an accident and a relationship she does not fully understand, while Such a Rush moves into the world of teenage pilots and airport work. Echols's books are fast, romantic and character-led, with high-school and young-adult settings central. They fit contemporary YA romance, opposites-attract fiction and relationship-driven coming-of-age stories. Going Too Far is a useful entry point for Echols's opposites-attract YA romance, while Such a Rush gives a more distinctive workplace-and-aviation setting. Going Too Far is a useful starting point for Echols's opposites-attract romance, while Such a Rush has the more distinctive aviation setting; her books suit YA readers who want romantic tension integrated with school, work or future-planning decisions. Read more Less
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