Unfortunately, Tucker had stalker-like actions for the majority of this book, and Sabrina chose to put an innocent baby in a high-danger situation. I mean, that all sounds promising, and I was excited to see a girl not give up her dreams for a man just because they got pregnant. In the blurb, I read how the arch-nemesis, Sabrina, was a successful college student who aspired to go to Harvard Law. Okay, we all knew the big twist was that Tucker got Dean’s arch-nemesis pregnant. Please do not continue if you haven’t read this book or the predecessors. You already know, from my rating, that I didn’t enjoy this book, but I feel like I can’t express why I found this book problematic without giving pretty heavy spoilers. Okay, that’s really all I have to say that won’t have spoilers.

I wish every new-adult book shared this basic concept that I pray will be embraced more. There is no slut-shaming in this book, and it portrays girls having/wanting sex accurately and healthily. I actually hoped it would be Hunter, but what can you do? His love interest, Sabrina, has a difficult past with Dean, but the more I read about her, the more I really liked her.Īnd If I have to give this book one compliment it would be that this book really embraces female sexuality. I’m not going to lie Tucker was never a favorite side-character of mine, so I wasn’t ecstatic to learn he would get his own book. All of the hockey stars we’ve read about in the previous three books have partnered up, and now it’s Tucker’s turn.

The boys’ hockey team isn’t doing so well on the ice, but all the girls continue to throw themselves at the players, regardless. Therefore, we already knew the “big surprise” which I think really took away from the reading experience. This book is about events going on behind the scenes of The Score until about the half way point. We are thrust (hehe) back into the world that is Briar University.

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