Elle KennedyRomance · Contemporary Romance·b. 1979
The Mistake
Synopsis
John Logan has always been the dependable one—the Briar University hockey player who holds his team together and quietly holds up a family falling apart at home. He is not looking for anything serious the night he meets Grace Ivers, and their first encounter goes about as badly as a one-night stand can. But he cannot stop thinking about her, and when he decides he wants a real chance, he discovers that a first impression this bad is not easy to undo.
Grace has spent her freshman year finding her footing and has no interest in being anyone's second choice, least of all a cocky athlete who already blew it. As Logan sets out to prove he has changed, he is also wrestling with pressures he hides from everyone: a struggling father, an uncertain future, and feelings for his best friend's girl that complicate everything.
The second book in Elle Kennedy's Off-Campus series, The Mistake is a steamy, emotional new-adult sports romance about second chances, growing up, and earning back the trust you carelessly threw away.
How it reads
- 4 stars Male Lead: John Logan Female Lead: Grace Ivers I'm being honest. I didn't like the first part of this book because its irritated me how Logan kept mentioning that he have a crush on Hannah. I dont mind at all when he mentioned all the Puck Bunny but whenever he mentioned Hannah, I just find it weird and annoyed. But when the scene where Hannah confronted him, I finally understood all the things. He didn't want HER, he wanted IT. That's when I know he really loved Grace. And yeah, starting from the middle of the book that I started to like it.
- <div>Diese Reihe macht süchtig </div>
- this was so boring if I am being honest
- 2.5/5






