I was so excited to read this book; a book where a manwhore is tamed? My. Favourite. Unfortunately, The Score just disappointed me. It took me three days to read it. That doesn't usually happen anymore; nowadays I usually finish a book in a day, or depending on its size, a day and a half, but it took me three whole days to get through The Score. Yes. Get through. Not read or experience, but get through, because I just wanted to move on from this book already. 
 I don't hate it all - I rated it three stars for a reason - it's just that I didn't love it like I thought I would. I was excited to read it, and read how Dean the manwhore gets tamed by Allie, the girl who can't be single or have a simple fling for the life of her. When I started reading this book, I was instantly sucked in, and from the start, I was already enjoying it, but the more I read on, the less excited I was to read it, and I soon grew bored and wanted to be done with this book already. I just wasn't clicking with it whatsoever, and I hate that that happened since I really enjoyed the first two books in this series. 
 It was just the middle that I didn't like; the beginning and the end I really enjoyed, but the middle? Not so much. And I don't know why I didn't enjoy it because I loved a lot of the things Dean and Allie said and did to and for each other, and I loved watching their relationship grow, but I was just bored through it all. It was all just...predictable? Well, except with what happened with Beau. THAT wasn't predictable. THAT came out of nowhere. And THAT is what had me wide eyed and on the edge of my seat to read the rest of Dean and Allie's story. The last seven chapters? As heartbreaking as they were, they were also my favourite chapters of this whole book. Watching Dean break down and experience something he's never had to experience before, and then almost losing Allie because of his actions? Killed me. But I loved watching as he then finally woke up and started getting his life back together again. 
 And I must say, the scene that saved this book from getting a two star rating from me was definitely the "Winston" scene. I think everyone should read this book JUST to read that one scene. I was laughing so hard whilst reading it, I had tears streaming down my face! So there were some things that I did like in this book, but to me, I just wish it could have been better and more interesting. Now, though, I cannot wait to read The Goal next. I mean, that bombshell from Tucker at the end of this book? It definitely has me wanting to read his book like, RIGHT NOW! And especially since it's with Sabrina? According to Dean, she's a bitch and colder than ice, and with what I saw of her in both this book, and her little appearance in The Mistake? I'm excited to read about her and Tucker next.