Instantly, from the first few lines I was already hooked with The Mistake and in love with John Logan. Everything about this book - both Grace and Logan, the originality to the storyline, the humour, the romance - all of it I absolutely loved. There were no dull moments or moments where I couldn't connect with the story; it was all perfect to me, and from start to finish I was consumed with this story. It's only the second book of the Off-Campus series, but it's already my favourite, and The Mistake is easily one of my favourite reads of this year so far. 
 Logan is in love with his best friend's girlfriend. It's a tough situation for him, seeing her everywhere and always in his house and not being able to have her. But when he meets Grace, a freshman at Briar University, it all changes for him. Turns out he's not in love with Hannah, but he does want something she has, and that's a relationship, with anyone... with Grace, but he only realises that too late, because by the time he realises that he does like Grace and not Hannah, and he wants a relationship with Grace, it's too late. He's already humiliated and pushed Grace away, and she's determined to now stay as far away from Logan as possible. 
 This book was hilarious. It was cute. It was romantic. It had me hooked from start to finish and I loved every single second of reading it. There were times where I wanted to shake Logan for being the idiot he was and doing the mistake he did in letting Grace go, but then I wanted to high five him, because now that the summer holidays are over and it's time to go back to school, his feelings for Grace have not changed, and he's ready to get her back. And there were many times where I wanted to high five and cheer Grace on when she didn't give in to Logan right away when he tried to get her back. She made him work for her forgiveness and for a second chance, and the things she made him do... They were amazing and had me laughing so hard; heck, a lot of scenes in this book had me laughing out loud. I loved it. 
 I'm excited to get started on reading The Score next; I mean, let's be honest, from all we got of Dean in both The Deal and The Mistake, it's clear that he's the biggest manwhore at Briar University, and those stories are the kind of stories I like - one where we see the manwhore get tamed - and knowing that Allie is the one to tame him? Yeah, I am really, really excited to read it next.