The Score (Off-Campus Book 3)

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Dean may have had a playboy exterior, but beneath that façade he was so much more, and Allie was the one to see past it and accept Dean for the wonderful man he was. There were some angst filled moments, but they were quickly resolved and I wished that they had been drawn out just a bit longer.

So a tantalising game of cat-and-mouse begins between two people who have very little in common at first, but the more they get to know about one another, the more they realise that appearances can be deceiving. He was about to enter nirvana when the banging on his door interrupted his entering the treasured path. She tried to avoid him afterwards, to pretend like nothing had happened but they both knew that it was impossible to forget. But, for once, Allie wants this to be a one-time hook-up and nothing more yet Dean is not satisfied with just once.Each novel has it's own unique love story and I HIGHLY recommend reading them if you haven't so already. I'd met Dean Di Laurentis in The Deal and knew this self-absorbed sex-on-a-stick would give us an entertaining ride. A sexy encounter with freshman Grace Ivers is just the distraction he needs, but when a thoughtless mistake pushes her away, Logan plans to spend his final year proving to her that he’s worth a second chance. Little Dean, WINSTON, the martial arts done by Allie and Summer, the Hunger Games and Twilight references, Logan and G's teasings, Tuck's shenanigans, and all!

And on that note, I feel all the author did was take a stable character we've known from the start, like Sean, and turn him into a sexist douche for the sake of the plot. She has been a caretaker for a very long time, not always doing what is best for her or allowing others to do for her. The four friends that live in this hockey house together are loyal, they have each others backs, and they are seriously a complete hoot when they’re together. I've learned to expect the unexpected with Elle Kennedy novels which I love because the plot isn't always predictable.Elle Kennedy has pulled off a hat trick – this third Off-Campus novel is as swoon-worthy, funny, and utterly addictive as The Deal and The Mistake. For this hockey star, life is a parade of parties and hook-ups, but behind his killer grins and easygoing charm, he hides growing despair about the dead-end road he’ll be forced to walk after graduation. The Deal and The Mistake – which I’ve read few months before, were so good they both made it to my list of top picks of 2015.

In The Score we're dealing with a friends-with-benefits-that-fall-in-love situation (which explains the graphic-and sometimes extravagant-sex scenes) between Allie, a girl who just broke up with her longterm boyfriend, and the infamous man-slut/ horndog/ sex addict Dean. Once again, Elle has taken a common new adult formula and made it fresh, fun and highly entertaining.

It's so rare to read a book that actually shows the hero and heroine fall for one another in a series of moments instead of just being told that they are in love. and Sean just discounted her and finally said all the things needed for her to see clearly- it needed to be over.

Setting out to concentrate on making her dreams a reality she has no interest when the possibility of a one night stand with the notorious man whore, Dean Di - Laurentis becomes a possibility. Wild rebound sex is definitely not the solution to her problems, but gorgeous hockey star Dean Di Laurentis is impossible to resist. But we get to see a whole other side to him in The Score, and though he had his faults, he also had some hidden facets that will be sure to surprise you.I wasn’t sure that I would enjoy this book as Dean didn’t seem particularly likeable in the other books…. She loves strong heroines and sexy alpha heroes, and just enough heat and danger to keep things interesting!