Rating: 4.5/5 
 ***Minor spoilers*** 
 Allie isn't having the best time right now. After having a fight with Sean, her long time boyfriend, about how Sean wants her to be a housewife rather than pursuing her own career, Allie decides to break it off permanently this time. She needs to make sure that she doesn't give in and answer Sean's texts begging for forgiveness. Since she's in a vulnerable position and her best friend, Hannah, is away for the weekend, Hannah tells her to stay in Garrett's house, where a bunch of the hockey team lives. All of them are away except Tucker and Dean, and Garrett and Logan promise her that Dean won't flirt with her. Of course, it's pretty impossible to prevent Dean from flirting. After a few drinks, they end up in bed together, but in the morning she tells Dean that nobody can ever find out, and that it'll never happen again. She has a pretty hard time resisting, though, because Dean won't stop contacting her, and she's almost convinced herself that a fling is what she needs to get over Sean. 
 Yet another super high rating for the Off-Campus series - Elle Kennedy just doesn't disappoint. This was one of my favourite series before reading this book, and even moreso now that I've read the third. To be completely honest, I went into this book not really remembering a lot about Dean, but that didn't matter too much. It helped that this was a split perspective between Allie and Dean, so even if you don't remember much about him or Allie, you'll be okay. Once again the characters were great and their struggles felt real, and it was really great seeing Allie and Dean becoming able to find themselves and discover what they want to do with the rest of their life. It was great getting to know Dean more, too, and we discover the intelligent and struggling guy behind the party boy persona. 
 The romance was great. It doesn't exactly start off as a romance, but it builds up to it which I enjoyed. As the book continued, the story and tension only got better and better. I ended up staying up to almost 2AM on a school night because the book had me so hooked. It was worth it, though - I just had to find out what happened next. I liked how the characters from the previous novel played a role in the book, especially Hannah from The Deal. With The Deal being my favourite book of the three, I was pretty happy about how Hannah and Garrett show up more than the other previous characters. 
 Overall, like all the other books in the series, this one was fantastic. While I still prefer The Deal, this book kept me up for hours past when I planned to sleep simply because I HAD to know what happened next. There's actually a bit of a cliffhanger at the end, but since the fourth book is out already, you won't have to worry too much. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who's read the previous two books. While you don't HAVE to have read them, I'd definitely recommend it because there are some recurring characters you may want to get to know, and some events from those books referenced. If you haven't read the previous books, get on that too!