The Perfect Score (Kissing the Enemy #3)

I love Ox! He and M are just so cute together. I loved getting a peek inside that head of his. Their growing understanding of each other, and their insecurities were well done.

This wasn\’t my favorite of this series. I enjoyed the roles and that the girl was more confident and outgoing and the shyness came from our male character. Enjoyable read.

This are fun reads full of happy endings. The books are logical and well developed. The characters are mature and cute at the same time.

Thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. Liked both the main characters. Totally opposite of each other yet a really awesome match. Definitely recommend this book

I wasn\’t sure what to expect from The Perfect Score. I like Maggie Dallen\’s Briarwood High books and was really looking forward to this trio of sports related ones. The previous 2 books, though, The Perfect Catch & The Perfect Match, were a little slow paced for me. I felt like the path to the HEA was drawn out a little too long to completely hold my interest and I would occasionally skip sections to get to the end faster. Before reading I saw that at least one review for The Perfect Score said that the connection between the main characters was a slow burn. I was then worried the story might drag at a super slow pace but I really wanted to finish the series. I worried for nothing. The pacing in The Perfect Score is, well, perfect really!! It is dual perspective with the main characters Maddie and Ox. It was cool to see the inner Ox and all of the thoughts he had going on. I loved how Maddie could interpret his various glares and grunts without him saying a word. I kind of disagree that the connection between Maddie and Ox was a slow burn. It felt to me more like a great example of 2 people getting to know each, becoming close friends, and then realizing they liked it each other in a realistic amount of time. I loved it! Lately I have read too many \”boy next door\”, \”insta-infatuation\”, \”fake boyfriend then actual boyfriend\”, etc, yype of stories that have felt either too angsty, too fast paced, or too unrealistic. As you can tell by my probably too wordy review, I thought this story was refreshing and an awesome read with a super sweet HEA! I want to add that I thought Maggie Dallen did a superb job with the cameos of the characters from the previous books. They all seemed to stay true to their characters even though they were now in relationships (if that makes sense?).

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