Lissa's Review: The Mistake (Off-Campus #2) by Elle Kennedy
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PUBLISHER: Elle Kennedy Inc.
RELEASED: April 28, 2015
GENRE: New Adult, Contemporary Romance
LENGTH: 294 pages
FORMAT: Ebook, Paperback, Audible
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He's a player in more ways than one…
College junior John Logan can get any girl he wants. For this hockey star, life is a parade of parties and hookups, 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. 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.
Now he's going to need to up his game…
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. She's not a charity case, and she's not the quiet butterfly she was when they first hooked up. If Logan expects her to roll over and beg like all his other puck bunnies, he can think again. He wants her back? He'll have to work for it. This time around, she'll be the one in the driver's seat, and she plans on driving him wild.
FIVE BOUNDLESS STARS
After reading The Deal, I didn't think there were any other characters I would like more. I was wrong, Logan and Grace. I loved them. It wasn't your usual college sports romance, and there was a lot of depth and a lot of Groveling.
Logan, the player of all players, has met his match in Grace. She doesn't even like hockey, could care less if he's some amazing sports star. Logan had been pining away for Hannah. But the real reason, probably not a shocker but made my heart swell a little. Kennedy has such a way of writing, and I just wanted to experience, everything they experienced with them. Like I was part of some secret club. Usually, with books like these, you get who these characters are at the surface, never really genuinely knowing what's within their hearts. I think that's why I loved this one so much.
There are layers upon layers between these two. I loved how they got to know each other. But honestly, this was no mistake. They are meant for each other.
Overall, Five Boundless Stars.