My Rating: A- Enjoyed A LotĬollege junior John Logan can get any girl he wants. It is scheduled for release on January 11, 2016. The Score, book three, unfolds the romance of Briar college hockey teammate and ultimate party boy, Dean. And yeah, I reread it as soon as I finished. Like in The Deal, Kennedy uses the “He said, She said” format, letting the reader into the heads of both her main characters. She makes strong points with big impact through illustration rather than preaching. This time it’s alcoholism and forgiveness. Not shying away from heavy subjects, Kennedy again tackles some serious material. Too many college freshmen girls give away too much of themselves for a variety of really bad reasons, and Grace recovers with style. I loved watching Grace take back her identity and dignity. Too many F-bombs, too much focus on sex, but that list…THAT LIST! That list was genius. I didn’t want to like this book as much as I did. After months of ignoring him, Grace finally agrees to a date IF he can complete a nearly impossible list of tasks. With good cause, Logan wants to fix what he broke and sets out to win Grace over with a tenacity that rivals a dog with a bone. Logan, in his confused state, sees it immediately and then seeks to exploit it which as you might imagine, ends disastrously for everyone. Everything she does suggests a strong, adventurous will is lurking underneath. She portrays herself as shy and cautious, but she’s also her mother’s daughter. She’s nervous, has OCD tendencies, and has been under the thumb of her best friend since elementary school. Their meeting is awkward, cute, and completely out of character for Grace-or is it? Grace doesn’t give herself enough credit. “But I’ve got a whole bag of gummy bears hidden in my desk drawer.”

“Why would I? Seriously, what guy turns down Die Hard? The only thing that could sweeten this deal is if you offered me some booze.” Logan meets Grace when he’s in search of a party and remembers the address incorrectly, instead ending up at Grace’s dorm room door. While The Mistake is a stand-alone, being book two in the series makes it clear that Kennedy’s mastered the art of the Meet-Cute. To cope, he parties excessively and sleeps with almost anyone who offers. He must find a way to move on without losing his best friend or drive himself insane. Logan has a crush on Garrett’s new girlfriend Hannah from The Deal and more and more, he just has to stay away or else find himself fantasizing about a woman he can’t have. The Mistake brings us the romance of John Logan, Garrett Graham’s best friend and teammate. The Mistake, second installment in her Off-Campus series, is every bit as successful and enjoyable as The Deal.

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