Crash by Lisa McMann

This is the first book in a new series. Its also a very fast read. Chapters are very short. 

Jules, Trey and Rowan Demarco all live above their families pizza restraunt. Sawyer Angotti and his family have their pizza restraunt across the street and neither one of them get along. Something happened quite some time ago to cause this. 

Jules has been having visions of a crash and explosion. She doesn't understand why she's seeing this right off the bat. As time goes on, she is starting to see it more places. Its starting to drive her crazy. In some ways she thinks she is going crazy. 

Trey, her older brother keeps asking her if she's alright because she's acting weird. Going to school is getting hard because every where she is, she sees Sawyer. She's been in love with him since they were kids and because of the problem with their two families she can't been seen with him. 

In the visions she keeps seeing. there are nine body bags and in one of them is Sawyer. She needs to find some way to save him. So one day, she finds a way to talk to him and warn him about the crash. He doesn't seem to believe her. In a way, she thinks that he thinks she's crazy and acts like its nothing. He also tells her that they shouldn't be seen together. 

When the visions get so bad, she fakes it like she's really sick. She starts taking notes on everything she's seeing. She's wanting so badly to be able to save Sawyer. She even, tells him that she loves him. Which doesn't seem to mean anything to him. 

Well, I hate to make this so short, but because of how this book is. I don't want to give the ending away. You'll have to read the book to find out what happens. It wasn't a bad book. Maybe, slightly slow tell you get farther into it. 

Remember to read a good book. There are plenty out there. Try one on my blog. You might find a new favorite. I'm off now to start my next book. If you read my book news, you'll have to wait tell the book is read before I add it on here. Yes, its just like a mystery. You'll never know what I read next.