The Goal (Off-Campus, #4)

by Elle Kennedy

[Sam@WLABB]

It's been a while since I read the last book, but I loved being back Off-Campus with the boys. Tucker's story overlapped with Dean's, and therefore, we had gotten peeks of it in the last book.

I always had love for Tucker, and getting to know him better in this book, made me love him even more. He was a fantastic hero, who had a goal, and that goal was to win Sabrina's heart. He was patient and supportive and giving. I had to commend him for his effort, because Sabrina was a tough nut to crack, but I really loved watching her grow and change. I also loved these two together. I thought they had great chemistry, complimented each other well, and the interactions were fun.

Sabrina's family was really horrible, and I have to admit, those scenes were sometimes sort of cringey, but they helped paint of a full picture of what she was dealing with.

I appreciate many of the things Kennedy did in this book, as it was the finale. She gave us an ending for all four boys, and since endings are really, really important to me, I was quite happy about that. She also gave us a little peek into the future with an epilogue that made me smile.

Overall: Another solid Off-Campus book.

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