I broke up with her to avoid a serious relationship, but it turns out that’s what I wanted all along. Since The Deal, I already found Logan's character interesting so I decided to really read it ASAP because I feel like I'll be missing a lot if I won't. Some we receive from the authors, some we receive from the publisher, and some we receive through a third party service like Net Galley. This is the day that he’s meant to be going on a date with Grace and he has worried that Grace is going to be really upset because he has shown up late.

He asks about the gathering, confirms he must be in the wrong place, and explains he has no phone to see where. El punto flojo han sido los personajes, pues apenas he conseguido conocerlos al cien por cien y tampoco conectar con ellos. Instead, she gets offended that he thinks (while clearly suffering from anxious thoughts and spiraling) that she'll leave him. This is a series I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a college romance with steam and humor. It’s a pretty fair assessment of the situation, because I’ve been on the receiving end of all three since our big win.

Those hockey boys have a big piece of my heart and it literally kills me to wait for Dean’s and Tucker’s story.

He realizes she's right, that it was just his worst fears talking (again- maladaptive thoughts caused by anxiety! A sexy encounter with freshman Grace Ivers is just the distraction he needs, but when a thoughtless mistake pushes her away, Logan plans to spend his final year proving to her that he's worth a second chance. Even when I was able to hold in the sound from the bursts of laughter, I couldn't stop the full-body shaking.

I don’t think that she was portrayed in an immature way and it wasn’t like there was a huge age difference, I just kept getting distracted by her only being a freshman or only being a sophomore. This time around, the story focuses on John Logan, star defenseman of Briar's hockey team, and Grace Ivers, a freshman girl who's been infatuated with him ever since she attended college at Briar. Logan was good enough to play NHL but no-one seemed to think he’d be able to slot straight into an NHL team. I loved how his emotions for Grace developed through the story, and I am guilty to say I even enjoyed going through pain with him when he was in love with his friend's girlfriend. When she confesses to John that she’s a virgin, he seizes upon that as an excuse to end things with her, telling her he’s not looking for anything serious, then he compounds the awfulness of the moment by confessing he might have feelings for someone else.

I know, it's kind of hard to explain how my brain works and why I gave the book I liked more less stars, but I'll give you briefly my reasons. After a less than stellar freshman year, Grace is back at Briar University, older, wiser, and so over the arrogant hockey player she nearly handed her V-card to.Well consider this your lucky day, there is no rainbow needed to find this gem, just head to the download button. There are always high expectations when you read a sequel to book that was so good that you worry if the next one will manage to keep up. To sum up, if you're looking for something cute, light, heart-warming, swoon worthy and sexy, this one will do it for you.