Jake has a compulsion to take risks. It clears his mind and frees him to think. He's always doing stunts and risking his life for the rush and thrill.
The only other risk/thrill Jake has is Salmone. She clears his mind the same way. They have strong feelings for each other, but Jake keeps her at a distance. Anyone too close to him ends up getting hurt.
Then Jake pulls a stunt that gets him expelled from school. His dad pulls strings and gets him into the forest firefighters' ring--one of the riskiest jobs around.
Jake is pumped--until everything he's ever cared about is put on the line.
Fast-paced and full of action. Jake is an interesting character and his need for thrills fuels this story. Lots of things happen here and it's all exciting. Ending wraps up almost everything.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Rush by Jonathan Friesen
Labels:
Fire,
firefighters,
friendship,
Jonathan Friesen,
life altering,
life-threatening,
risk,
romance,
Rush,
thrills
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