It was an easy one to devour in less than a day, and it made me happy. I loved Sabrina and Tucker and their story.

Overall, The Goal was so good, and is now solidly my second favorite installment in the Off-Campus series (after The Deal, of course). It says a lot for how good this book is, however, that I went through that and still super enjoyed reading this book. So while I was very much loving Sabrina and Tucker getting together and all that beautiful stuff, in the back of my mind I was waiting and waiting for the shoe to drop. The only hitch in everything was the fact that the ending to The Score gives away the biggest *thing* in The Goal so I went into this one knowing it was going to happen, which means I was waiting for it. Like I said above, The Goal featured tropes I personally enjoy reading so that was nice. They had a slower emotional build and I was 100% here for it.Īs for the plot, I really enjoyed it. They had the right amount of push and pull to where I didn't get impatient or feel like they were never going to work out. From Sabrina and Tucker's attraction, to acting on it, to sexy times, to.more. He's the quiet one of the bunch and we finally get to know him better. And then there's Tucker who I am kind of head over heels for. She's stubborn and blunt and confident and determined and goodness gracious I was honestly such a huge fan. And sure enough The Goal ended up being my second favorite book in the Off-Campus series! (With The Deal being my favorite, The Score third, and The Mistake as fourth favorite.)įirst of all, I have all the respect and adoration in the world for Sabrina.

I knew for sure this one was going to feature tropes I liked so, my hopes were high. With the way The Score ended, I was VERY EXCITED to hop on into The Goal.

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