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ladygethzerion 's review for:
The Score
by Elle Kennedy
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I didn't think I'd like Dean. He seemed spoiled and superficial. And I got used to seeing Allie with Sean, so I didn't know how I'd take her moving on with Dean. However, this book surprised me. Dean grew an actual personality, something that scratched a little deeper. His chemistry with Allie was great and I loved how comfortable they were with each other. I liked that he maintained his carefree sexual way of being even while being committed to Allie.
The scene with Dean in the bathtub with Winston when Logan popped in unexpectedly simply *killed* me. I cackled for a solid minute and had to put the book down to wipe tears. I don't think I've laughed that hard at anything in ages. Major props to Kennedy for that bit of comedy gold. I kept snickering at any mention of it.
I found it a bit weird that his high school coach from Connecticut suddenly joined his university team in Massachusetts. It seemed random, for drama.
Still, it was great fun. I'm really liking this series.
The scene with Dean in the bathtub with Winston when Logan popped in unexpectedly simply *killed* me. I cackled for a solid minute and had to put the book down to wipe tears. I don't think I've laughed that hard at anything in ages. Major props to Kennedy for that bit of comedy gold. I kept snickering at any mention of it.
I found it a bit weird that his high school coach from Connecticut suddenly joined his university team in Massachusetts. It seemed random, for drama.
Still, it was great fun. I'm really liking this series.