Even in the opening of this book, Allie is upset that her ex texts her “then” instead of “than”, but I wouldn’t give any guy that types “bb” or “plz” the time of day either. It’s just so unrealistic, and I think is just a generation gap from the author. Like seriously, your iPhone will auto fill-in more than half your words, there is no need to be typing “u” and “2night”. The other negative thing I’ll say is that no one texts the way these “young and hip college kids” text.
For this reason, I cannot give this book five stars, but in my heart it’s a 4.99 star rating. These books are just so addicting, and make you feel such bliss, you just ignore all the implausible plot points. I can also see all the impractical events that take place. Now, I can look at this story and see the unrealistic sides. What you might not see is that when Allie gets to the house, she interrupts a threesome that Dean is about to partake in. Dean is home, and obviously you can see where this is going. After Allie has a messy break up, and Hannah is out of town with Garrett, Hannah and Garrett suggest that Allie should stay the weekend at Garrett’s place to avoid Allie’s ex that is going to be trying to get back together with her. Allie doesn’t do one night stands, and is normally always in a serious relationship. In turn, the newest love interest, Allie, is Hannah’s (Garrett’s girlfriend) roommate. Dean is Garrett and Logan’s roommate, but is by far the biggest partier of the bunch. Like the other Off-Campus books, The Score stars a hockey player who the rest of the gang knows. Her writing is so easy and fun, and her sex scenes are top tier. Elle Kennedy does a phenomenal job at making her readers wish they had given more attention to the hockey players when they were in college. These books are the perfect “get out of your book slump” books, and overall are just a lot of lighthearted fun. I recommend these books constantly in real life, just because they are so easy for a vast and diverse majority to like them. I was so surprised by the effect it had on me. I was so reluctant to pick The Deal up, because I didn’t think I’d like it at all just based on the premise of hockey players in college. These books are such hidden gems and if you’re on the fence about trying them – PLEASE give them a shot.
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