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. But he was also brutally honest about who he was, he never lied nor gave promises he couldn't keep and I must admit I thought he'd run away when things between him and Allie got serious but no, despite his fear he didn't back down and I really admired him for that!

So amazed how Dean transformed into one responsible and matured guy and how he stayed loyal to only one girl. If you are one of those readers (yes, I'm looking at you) who has not yet got themselves wrapped up in this gorgeous series then I whole heartedly recommend that you stop right where you are and Start. 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. My only complaint is that there's a little too much Dean's POV and hockey talk for my liking, but whatever.like i said they don’t bullshit around and i’m glad allie got her kinky fix with dean and the man just took it, no questions asked. It's almost too good to be true in the beginning but then the challenges begin and it's an eyeopener - but there is an HEA so read on and prepare to drool! These two may burn up the sheets together, but the feelings came with time and I for one loved watching those develop for both of them. She might feel disgusted with herself the morning after, and determined to never let it happen again, but Allie is not a woman who lingers on regrets, and moving on is exactly what she plans on doing from the moment she flees the ‘scene of the crime’. He's just so completely over-the-top sinfully sexy and confident, you can't help but fall for his shamefulness.

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 . So strong, been through so much and still dealing with so much but she manages to live her life and fight for her dreams. I just couldn't connect with the story itself, and I can't ignore how bored I felt at times whilst reading this book, and how I felt some chapters just dragged, so it's a three star rating from me.

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. 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.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. But after several shots of tequila and a couple of puffs from a joint, Allie finds herself waking up the next morning naked in Dean’s room, with a serious hangover, and a gloriously naked Dean as well.Elle Kennedy gave me The Deal with the foundation of these people and then she built a second floor with The Mistake. 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 although the author is trying to portray their relationship as a slow-building one, it still seems rushed to me. The guy has the attention span of a fruit fly, and the affection-giving habits of a puppy, offering his sexual devotion to whoever happens to be holding the treat. 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.