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 What I Thought... 
 * Game on was one of my most anticipated books for awhile. I loved Play On and was so excited to see that there was going to be another book set in Lewis Creek. I flew through Game On and have no regrets of staying up late to finish it. 
 * I'm a huge fan of boy/girl next door books and this one is even better because they were friends when they were kids and just kind of grew apart. I love that they were able to fall back in to that friendship. 
 * At the beginning Bri is dating this asshole Matt. He is controlling and Bri is finally starting to see that she needs to get out, but has a hard time with it. While it was painful to read at times, it was realistic... it's easy to get stuck in these relationships and have a hard time getting out. (view spoiler)[I did not like how the situation with him was handled from the adult in the book. I think there should have been different consequences. (hide spoiler)] 
 * Eric is quite the trouble maker. It annoyed me how much got covered up in the beginning, but we all know that in some places student athletes get things covered up, and I've heard of a lot worse. I really like that Eric finally started to understand that it was a bit of self fulfilling prophecy and that he needed to change. 
 * Bri has a rough family situation and my heart just broke for her. Her mom left when she was a kid and her dad is a truck driver so she is alone a lot. It's a good thing that Eric has an awesome family and they are right next door. 
 * I think one of the best things about Game On was that there were adults, and adults that were not idiots and just there because the author decided to throw an adult in. They played a good roll in the story and I loved Eric's parents. Honestly, I loved his whole family, they are the kind of family that you can't help but love in all their craziness. 
 * There needed to be more kissing. Definitely not enough kissing. 
 * I also wish that the plot line with Bri's ex Matt would have not overshadowed Bri and Eric's developing relationship. I felt that it dragged on a bit and there were enough other things going on for Bri and Eric to deal with. 
 Overall I loved returning back to Lewis Creek and Game On is a perfect summer read!