I agree that the last half of the book dragged as the only conflict was that she didn’t want to admit she loved him. That’s vitally important, of course, but not enough to sustain the story, so it felt like it went on too long. Now I’m the one fighting laughter, because damned if the ladies don’t all break out in a slow, slow clap that leads to a burst of applause followed by whistles and catcalls.”

Get ready for another binge-worthy romance from New York Times and international bestselling author Elle Kennedy! Hunter scored a total beauty in the third,” Hollis says from his stool. “I almost came in my pants.” The gunner and her equally serious partner turn around to glare at me. A burble of laughter threatens to escape. Can we get arrested for disturbing the peace in a breathing class” Discover another binge-worthy romance from New York Times and international bestselling author Elle Kennedy!I don’t want to be a distraction, but I do want you. I think there’s something here, but I’m a patient guy and I’ll take what you have right now. I’m not here to add pressure on you or make things harder. I want to ease your load.” I love the, humour, vibe and tone of the Off-Campus series and it remains one of my favourites to read. While not without its flaws, The Goal was nevertheless a winner for me.

We’re here to help ease you through the labor process. The mainstream media and health organizations feed you an endless supply of fear and paranoia, but the truth is that childbirth does not have to be a painful experience. Today we will start our journey to a joyful and pleasurable labor. These three classes will help you refocus your negative feelings, drawing in serenity and pushing out fear.” What?” Garrett says defensively. “The godfather should have a say in the name. It’s in the rule book.” We’ve both read the same books, so I know direct sunlight is harmful for babies. Whenever I take Jamie out, I make sure she’s wearing her hat and is hidden safely beneath the stroller’s shade screen. I pretty much treat her like she’s a vampire.” At the table, Hannah runs a hand through her hair and gives me a pleading look. “Just remember he’s your best friend, okay?”Ha! He doesn’t deny it. Amused, I brush by him to get the front door. “Carin heard it. Said it was always the quiet ones.”

Next to me, one expectant mother is taking copious notes, as if Stacy in the peasant skirt is the oracle of laborhood, speaking the ten commandments of birthing. What friends? All your friends are here—” He waves a hand around the rink. “And I know for a fact you weren’t with any of them.” Sure, Sabrina didn’t call her friend out (which she probably should have) but at least she doesn’t judge the women who are doing a similar thing to her. Get ready for another binge-worthy romance from New York Times and international bestselling author Elle Kennedy!She’s so gorgeous. I can’t believe we made her,” he says quietly against my ear. “I’m buying a chastity belt.” That said, the issues of trust and abortion and athletes (which the author could have explored more) and so many more were well-woven. She can cry for five more seconds,” I decide. “We’re trying out that self-soothing thing anyway, remember?” Sometimes I worry that we’re too happy, but then a visit to Nana’s house brings things into focus. We’re happy because we want to be, because we’re pouring our energy and emotion into each other in the best possible way. My”

Maybe there was a long discussion in the book, but was the option to have an abortion ever explored? One would imagine a young woman with clear long term goals may find this at least crosses her mind. Especially given the circumstances of her birth, as you have outlined. Delicious, complicated and drama-filled . . . I read it in one sitting, and you will, too’ L. J. Shen, USA Today bestselling author There’s a note at the end saying it’s the last Off Campus book, which is very sad! Considering, the epilogue got all the characters graduated and moving on with life, it wasn’t a surprise when I read the note. Once I’m seated next to Sabrina, Garrett flips open the notepad, all business. “Okay. So let’s go over the names.” Her lips quiver with humor. “I thought you were against it.” She deepens her voice and gives it a drawl to mimic me. “‘I ain’t gonna let my princess suffer, darlin’. What kind of father does that?’”

As I brush my teeth, I scroll through my phone to see if Sabrina texted when my phone was on silent last night. Since we have practice in twenty minutes, the guys are already awake and clearly on their phones. Two photos pop up simultaneously. Garrett and Logan have both sent me pics of pink dildos. I’m even more confused now. She’s silent for a beat. Then she bursts out laughing, triggering giggles from Grace and eventually Hannah, who keeps shaking her head at her boyfriend.