The Score (Off-Campus Book 3)

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Elle Kennedy really does have an incredibly special talent at making me fall in love with her words and you would have be insane if you didn't find something to love about this reformed man whore and his sassy counterpart. After a less than stellar freshman year, Grace is back at Briar University, older, wiser, and so over the arrogant hockey player she nearly handed her V-card to. Dean is pretty insatiable and I guarantee that you will either be taking a few cold showers, attacking your man, or spending some quality time with your Winstons. I finished it with a huge smile on face because it met all my expectations, and I hope it will meet yours, too!

They started in her freshman year with the understanding of what would happen at the end of college. I was sucked in by everything that makes a college romance good - the drama, the love-hate relationship, manwhores, relationship girls and jealousy. The man who is used to getting everything he's ever wanted suddenly has a hunger that can't be quenched.Elle Kennedy wrote another strong character driven romance with lovable characters and I can’t help but want more from this world and from Elle Kennedy period.

My usual complain about NA and sometimes with contemporary romance is that when you have a manwhore hero, we usually get the whole "all the other girls are sluts except the heroine and her friends" shtick. I introduce the man of the hour- the man who hates shirts, lives for sex, hockey, and his own uber inflated ego- Dean Di Laurentis. Seems like all of the men are reformed manwhores (really really over it), the couples want to keep their proclivities on the DL, and the hero does something stupid at the end.

I knew this book will definitely bring me tons of fun times, but heck I didn't expect this installment to be this crazily good! There was depth in him I didn't expect to find, and he had a caring side he barely showed that Allie was the one to unlock.