The Score (Off-Campus, #3) By Elle Kennedy

The Score by Elle Kennedy
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

For this book it took me sometime to start because I felt it might give a bit of an angsty feeling since the hero is a well known manwhore XD that's why I thought there might be complications and misunderstandings which are factors I hate in books. Even after I got my hands on the book I still hesitated till I finally gathered my gumption XD

- I liked the hero and the heroine but especially the hero but not because of the same reasons girls in the book like him but because he's actually smart but pretends that he's not, he's a great and loyal friend to have, and he's fun to be and have around.

- I liked the heroine because she was spunky but her hesitation when it comes to her ex kinda pissed me off

- I liked the parts of the story where the hero was with his friends and the kids ok especially with the kids that was definitely cute ^^

- I liked how the hero played the nonchalant fun guy but he was patient and tolerant and just plain amazing XD

- I liked the scenes with Winsten XD especially when Logan first saw him XD

- I teared up about the Beau thing since he's been with us since book 1 and I hated how the hero tried to adapt to it and the way the heroine made him face the facts was a wake up call he certainly needed

- I kinda liked the heroine's dad he was gruff and all that and he also stereotyped the hero as a spoiled rich boy but at the end he in a way acknowledged him XD

- I wished like the last book this one had an epilogue too

Overall, *thumps up*

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The Mistake (Off-Campus, #2) By Elle Kennedy

The Mistake by Elle Kennedy
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Honestly I didn't expect this book to be this way, from the synopsis I thought it would be all gloomy and angsty, but true to Elle Kennedy's writing from The Deal she made it to be amusing, entertaining, and lovely.

Since book one I liked Logan, actually I liked the quartet they were so cute and hot. I felt sorry for Logan being him crushing after his best friend's girl. And got made at him using another girl as a replacement of sort. But the getting to know each other minus the mistakes and later when the making making amends part were well worth the read, I just loved it, it pulled me in, a believe me it's been a while since a book really pulled me in without the intense urge to just skim.

In here I didn't find anyone female character that intrigued me or better put pulled me in to her, cause even the heroine is normal, Hannah from The Deal had the past incident in her hometown thing, but this one lived normally and was okay, nothing interesting around her, not as past or present. Just to make things clear I'm not dicing her she great, just for the fact that she made a perfect match with Logan, in a way the author balanced it out, he had the shitty past, she mends his heart.

- Liked the tasks part, especially the poem and the velvet chaise lounge XD

- Loved how he was so desperate t win her back, the author showed him more determined than desperate, and yet even if it did it won't look bad on him.

- I loved how the guys had each other's back, G & Logan that is.

- The scene Logan had with her father made me cry

- I loved many many more scenes, because Elle Kennedy *Bless her Soul* has an amazing way in bringing humor into the pages

- Loved the last chapter and the ending, to tell the truth I was hopeless about Logan's situation but thankfully it solved itself.

Overall, *thumps up* it's really nice for a change to see a guy who would ignore the world and faces the embarrassments face on with a shit eating grin on his face and do whatever to get his girl back

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The Deal (Off-Campus, #1) By Elle Kennedy

The Deal by Elle Kennedy
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I'm changing my idea about Contemporary books, I've been hitting one great book after the other, and this book is no different ^^

I loved all the characters throughout the book and didn't hate any except the ones that already had the word Hate tattooed to their foreheads.

Garret was the perfect hero, he was cute, and funny, gentle and kind, trustworthy and ideal. I'm glad that the heroine succumbed to his insistent stalking. I loved his stubbornness, how he was cool about everything, how he made sill jokes, funny jokes, dirty jokes all the time, I loved how he took care of her and was her deep well for her to bury her secrets, how he got her out of it, and he was right "He was a sex god, and did what no other man could do" XD

Hannah was kick-ass kind of girl in my opinion, not that she's doing actual ass kicking, but she's awesome. I can't imagine going through what she went through and her family, it's sheer hell, and I'm glad that someone at least got their faced bashed in to a fist. And I'm happy that she met Garret and didn't end up with that fake dude. I'm happy that he appreciated her, and made her feel safe, I'm glad that he was the one she confided in, I'm glad for them both.

- I loved how they started off as friends, and were cool with each other and the other's friends, and how even the friends of both sides got along so well.

- I would have kissed Garret when he realized the truth and the end, and didn't succumb to the lie, but he kept to his beautiful stubborn self.

- I loved how he always got her back, and how even they had a short acquaintance but they were each other confidant.

- I loved how he appreciated her voice, he wasn't the only one, but still his reaction to her songs were different.

- I loved the comedy in the book it was so hilarious, especially the locker room scene, and when the coach came in too XD

I loved a lot of things about this book that I don't know what to write anymore, it was just that wonderful, and they deserve each other, oh yeah and I'm glad that it didn't have a lot of gloomy scenes in it.

Overall, *thumps up* can't wait for the next one.

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