Scoring Wilder wasn't my favorite. I didn't really care for a lot of things with this book and overall I thought it was just okay. I found that overall with the whole book, I liked the last 10-15% the most. 
 Let's start with the primary storyline. Maybe, if executed properly, this premise would work out fine, but I wasn't buying it in this book. It was actually rather stupid in the beginning. Liam was helping to coach Kinsley's soccer team and it was only to be for a few months. During that time they were not allowed to be involved. It's only a couple of months. It doesn't make sense that they can't wait. It was even worse when they randomly messed around the first time because there was nothing there and no reason for them to chance ruining both of their futures in soccer. 
 So they first hooked up (only kissing/making out) at about 26% in. What was worse is that at that point, their insta-attraction and feelings didn't fit at all. We didn't see why they were attracted to each other, see any relationship building, bonding, flirting, etc.; nothing. They were like, oh hey, we have to hook up, rules be damned, yet they have no chemistry at all. Zero, zip, zilch, nada. It was really weird. Unfortunately as the book went on, I never really got a feeling of chemistry between them or an understanding of where their intense feelings for each other stemmed from. 
 I also didn't care for the flow with various situations. A lot of it felt very contrived. 
 Kinsley wasn't believable because her character personality was inconsistent. Somethings that she says just don't fit her age or the way she talks. 
 Then there were things that really didn't fit the story or make sense, such as having paparazzi swarming the girls after their pre-season practice for college soccer. They were not famous or that important to the general public that it would warrant that type of response or activity from anything media related. Also, these girls do a lot of partying and drinking for serious athletes with Olympic dreams. What serious college athlete would get trashed the morning before her first practice, show up completely hung over and have the coach be like, oh it's okay, just be better prepared for tomorrow? I just can't see that actually being the case. 
 I did enjoy parts of the story and toward the end, I really liked Liam and Kinsley together but that's probably mostly due to the fact that I'm a sucker for a happy ending and always pull for the characters to be happy and in love.There were also some really funny lines and laugh out loud moments. There was some good sarcasm and quick wit. The one thing that I liked best was that Kinsley knew her worth and whenever she had doubts about Liam being interested in her, she would set herself straight and move on. I also really liked that the big dramas were primarily external to Liam and Kinsley's relationship rather than them having a bunch of issues with push and pull or miscommunication. 
 Audible: I added the whispersync Audible narration to this Kindle book. All together I probably listened to around 40% of this book but only because I was driving and couldn't read at those times. I don't recommend this audible. The narration made me cringe. The main character valley girl voice and nasally sounding supporting characters was too much. Plus the narrator frequently speaks super fast. So fast that two different characters' dialogue end up spoken together as a single sentence in one breath. Also, rather than inflection on words, there was random yelling. I actually jumped once. I've not listened to this narrator before so I don't know if it was just due to her interpretation of the characters and story or if that is how she always reads and sounds, but sadly this narration didn't work for me. Hopefully the whole valley girl voice wasn't used because it was a story based on a girl in the LA area since that is a really bad and cliche stereotype. On the plus side, no matter how fast she spoke, she had fantastic enunciation and was extremely clear. I understood everything said without any problems. Her pronunciation was also really good.