The Goal (Off-Campus Book 4)

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I’d have also liked to have seen a little more about Tucker’s decision making process about which business to invest in – because it was something that was important to him and formed part of his story arc. Elle Kennedy said that this was the last Off Campus book but also that there would be a spinoff – I assumed that would cover Fitzy, Hollis and Hunter since they were moving into the house and she seemed to be setting that up. If he wants a life with the woman of his dreams, he’ll have to convince her that some goals can only be made with an assist . This is the 30th book, but considering Alex has survived "Kill Alex Cross" before, chances are he survives this one. The Goal is the fourth book, in Elle Kennedy's Off-Campus series, and centers around the last single roommate in the house - Tucker, and Sabrina, the super driven, Harvard Law bound student, who just happens to be Dean's (The Score) nemesis.

If she says, ‘There’s nothing to fear but fear itself,’ we’re out of here,” I say a little too loudly. Apparently I’m the only one who thinks this is the worst fucking idea since horses,” Garrett says irritably. We get the rare combination where the man is the romantic, and the woman is the skeptic, and it works great with their characters arcs. The problem is, Sabrina's heart is locked up tight, and the fiery brunette is too stubborn to accept his help.

A New York Times, USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author, Elle Kennedy grew up in the suburbs of Toronto, Ontario, and holds a B. There’s nothing about whether nana had any reaction to the circumstances which led to Sabrina leaving and there’s nothing about Sabrina or the baby having an ongoing relationship with her. Well, it's a new year and I get to celebrate a new release too--The Heartbreak Sheriff, the second book in my Small-Town Scandals mini-series. You’ll be interested to know then that all of the covers of the series are being changed (very soon) to more represent the new adult vibe of the series.

The goal has been to get a high enough GPA to get into Harvard after college and then from there to keep working her butt off to get a job in “Big Law”.

I couldn’t tell whether Hollis was joking about playing hockey for “the pussy” (I’m hoping he was) but even so, I didn’t like him as much as Fitzy or Hunter. College senior Sabrina James has her whole future planned out: graduate from college, kick butt in law school and land a high-paying job at a cutthroat firm. Just like Dean knows all my friends, I know all of his, and I’m pretty sure we don’t know anyone with those names. He recognises that and is prepared to wait patiently for her to realise he’s not going anywhere and he’s exactly where he wants to be. He’s a big guy with auburn/brown hair who, at the start of the book, is rocking a lumberjack style beard (rowr).

There were a couple of bits that I found annoying (like the rude comments Sabrina cops for breastfeeding her baby), and one scene that actually upset me/made me angry (the “breathing class”) but those reactions were due to my own issues and not something I’d mark the book down for if you know what I mean.College senior Sabrina James has her whole future planned out: graduate from college, kick butt in law school, and land a high-paying job at a cut-throat firm. He experiences an emotion of inner voice relating to gone back to Texas, available his personal specific service as well as aid his mama.