4.5 Stars 
 I didn't go to college in U.S. 
 I had some mostly boring college years living with my parents back home, and after reading this book, after so many other college books I read, I am ready at 31 years old to start college again in America. Leave home and move in a campus dorm. 
 Anyone else? 
 Ok, so first off, The Mistake didn't hit me like The deal did, but it was almost there. It didn't have so many smart ass remarks, no so much laughing my ass off, but the story got me and kept me glued until the end. 
 I loved Logan. 
 Ok... so he's a jackass, but he at least admits to it. I like reading about heroes who screws it up and work hard for forgiveness after that because this is life. You screw it up then you grovel, roll around, do anything in your power to make it up. You don't just throw away something that means much to you. 
 We met Logan in The Deal and we learned he had some misplaced feeling for his best friend's girl. But now he's back and we see how these feeling affects him and the way he's interacting with his friends. 
 In a forced attempt of escaping his home and the cozy set up of a night sharing pizza and beer with his friends, Logan stumbles on Grace by mistake, and he's charmed. 
 By what? 
 He can't tell you because not even Logan knows it. 
 Grace gets to him in a way which is weird for a tormented Logan to understand, but in an uninspired moment he goes out and breaks her heart by calling their thing a mistake. Also, by telling Grace she's somehow a rebound. That he had feelings for another woman and she's just convenient. 
 So, he pretty much really screws it up at this point. 
 Really bad. 
 I'll let you see yourself how Logan gets to terms with the feelings he has, who is the one he wants and how much is he willing to do to win Grace back. Also, you must know up front that Grace is very inventive and she is set on not letting Logan break her heart again. 
 The story may not be as funny and awesome as it was Garett and Hanna story for me, but that doesn't mean is not as charming and captivating. It has a depth that had me in knots until the end, and at the last page I couldn't help but sigh happily. 
 Another good book. 
 Now, we only have to wait for Dean's book and I have a feeling we are going to laugh our asses off at this one.