The Mistake (Off-Campus Book 2)

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I hate it when heroines forgive major infractions with a cursory apology, so I was glad that didn't happen here. Hannah had hobbies and interests of her own beyond the love interest, and one of the sub-plots of the book is her learning to stand up for herself and chase down her dreams. I guess I can’t totally describe what it was, just enough that I kept thinking, hmm, she seems kind of young. Aside from Hannah and Garrett (from book 1) the guys in this book – including Logan – have getting laid at the top of their to do lists and all the girls can’t help but want to get nailed and desperately want to lose their virginity, like the heroine Grace for an example (this is literally the first thought of hers I read). Grace’s dad greets Logan and comforts him because Logan has a bit of a breakdown over his home situation.

The last quarter of the book took a nosedive for me as obstacles were swiftly cleared away with little development and oh my god. If you've read The Deal, then you remember Logan, Garrett's best friend and roommate and also the poor bastard that manages to get a crush on Garrett's girlfriend. 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. Both books are full of witty, fun dialogue and a fast paced read that will tug at your heart at times. And when he made the biggest mistake of his life romance-wise, I liked that he didn’t crumble away and throw his hands up and say whatever.I like the thrill of being bold and wanton, and I love the way his warm flesh quivers when I taste him with my tongue. He's a popular, star hockey player on campus, well-known for sleeping his way through the female student population. insert sarcasm* And if you’re wondering if colleges in the US are all like the way they’re portrayed in NA books (especially in this book), the answer is NO!

Her most famous novels are The Play, The Chase, The Score, The Risk, The Goal, Good Boy and many fantastic novels. A lot of students in the Greek system piss me off with their elitist attitudes, but I’m willing to overlook that because…well, hell, because if party-throwing was an Olympic sport? Overall, I was very happy with Logan's book and seriously can't wait for Tucker and Dean to get their own book. Logan is a fantastic hero, and although, Garrett would forever be my number one, I gotta admit that Logan managed to make me laugh so hard with his crazy abbreviations and all around hotness.To build up on this aspect, the characters also made some really dumb and unbelievable choices that made me scratch my head and go huh. The only way she has colored outside her lines is with the encouragement of Romona, her childhood friend. To sum up, if you're looking for something cute, light, heart-warming, swoon worthy and sexy, this one will do it for you. Grace and Logan also weren't together very long before he messed it up (and it was sort of a misunderstanding, really I didn't understand why they broke up over it.