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# 311 pages immersive read Top 100 Sports Romance bestseller pre-law themed narrative The Goal

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> 📖 Unlock ambition, romance, and resilience in one compelling read!

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- • **Compact Yet Impactful:** At 311 pages, The Goal delivers a quick, engaging read perfect for busy schedules without sacrificing narrative richness.
- • **Bestselling Sports Romance:** Join thousands of readers captivated by this #71 ranked sports romance that blends emotional depth with compelling storytelling.
- • **Authentic Millennial Themes:** Navigate themes of ambition, resilience, and complex relationships that mirror the challenges of today’s driven young professionals.
- • **Deeply Relatable Characters:** Experience Sabrina’s fierce ambition and Tucker’s southern charm in a story that resonates with millennial professionals balancing dreams and reality.
- • **Seamless Series Integration:** Dive into the Off-Campus universe with a fresh perspective, enriching your connection to beloved characters and their evolving journeys.

## Overview

The Goal by Elle Kennedy is a 311-page contemporary sports romance novel ranked in the top 100 sports romance books. It follows Sabrina, a driven pre-law student juggling work and studies, and Tucker, whose southern charm challenges her guarded heart. With themes of ambition, unexpected pregnancy, and personal growth, this bestselling title offers a quick yet emotionally rich read that resonates with millennial professionals seeking stories of resilience and real-life challenges.

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Review: From Lala’s Book Reviews TW/CW: accidental pregnancy and thoughts about terminating the pregnancy I have finally made it to Tucker and Sabrina’s book! I think I had seen a tiktok after I read Logan and Grace’s book (The Mistake) where it was a pretty serious game of musical chairs between these two guys and it was like “Garrett and Logan fighting over who will be the godparent of Tucker’s baby”, and I couldn’t wait from that moment on to read this book. Why? Well honestly because of the video’s mention of Garrett which is honestly kind of crazy (but I love Garrett), and I’m always intrigued about books where someone has a baby even though it’s one of those tropes that has to be written really, really well for it to work. The first half of The Goal takes place as the same time as the majority of The Score taking place, and it was cool to be able to see certain events from the third book from Tucker’s perspective, but at the same time it was also difficult to read about Beau’s death since it was such a huge turning point in Dean and Allie’s relationship and had affected a lot of the other MCs because Beau did hang out with and crossed paths with so many of the other characters. Had I been introduced to Tucker’s book before I read about Garrett Graham, Tucker would be my number one of book boyfriends from the Off-Campus series, but Garrett came first and can’t be unthroned from the spot, but I can safely say that Tucker is in the number two spot. To my knowledge, the majority of what we know about Sabrina before reading this book is that she is a pre-law student like Dean, works really had and is “competitive” about her grades, and that she’s a you-know-what and is rather cold hearted. But again, that’s what Dean told everyone because Sabrina didn’t really mix with any of his friends. Sabrina is a completely different person than what Dean has described to us over the other books because Sabrina has one goal on her mind and that’s to better her life and to get an education in a career where she can support herself and get away from her home life. Her life is far from perfect, she lives an hour away from the Briar U campus in a rather run down house in Boston with her grandma who basically raised her and her stepdad who’s mostly always drunk and makes crude comments. Sabrina’s mom ran away from the family when Sabrina was like seven I want to say and hasn’t had much (if any) contact since. Sabrina has her life pretty much planned out as she gets an undergraduate degree from Briar U and works two jobs to help pay the bills at home and save money for when she gets into Harvard Law. She only has two real friends, but at times it can be difficult to connect with them because they come from money, but she still loves them because they’re there for her. Sabrina honestly over-works herself from studying and going to class to picking up any extra shifts that she can to grow her savings, so needless to say that she doesn’t have time for anything other than a one night fling if that. But, man does Tucker lay on the southern charm that night in the bar where she decides to go, and one thing leads to another and they’re in the back of his truck (let’s keep in mind that Sabrina wants the less amount of strings possible and is just looking for a release). And, Tucker being the gentleman that he is, makes her text him when she makes it back home safely since she wouldn’t spend the night with him and wants to drive back home despite the icy rain and dropping temperatures. Well, Tucker follows her home anyway because he honestly didn’t think she’d text him, and he was worried about the worsening conditions. Something happened that night because Tucker is smittened with Sabrina and they shared something those moments in his truck because he wants nothing more than to get to know her, but Sabrina doesn’t have any form of relationship built into her plan in the foreseeable future while she gets her degree in law. After many, many moments, Tucker finally is able to break down enough of Sabrina’s walls to get a better look of her life, and despite not wanting anything to do with Tucker or a relationship, Sabrina finds herself wanting to be able to spend time with him and talk to him and just be near him, but her fears makes the doubt stay in arms reach. As they try to work out their whatever you want to call it, Sabrina is starting to feel the effect of pregnancy, and she starts to worry big time because how can she handle this when she has so much to do to get out of her current home life situation and she doesn’t even know if Tucker would want to be in her or the baby’s life if she keeps it. This book is such a quick read. I wouldn’t say that there’s a whole lot of drama in this book, but there are plenty of deep moments especially when it come to the part of the book with the pregnancy. And it was always great to have our few moments with Garrett (heart eyes). I can see why people were so excited for The Legacy to come out to finish up the stories and have a look into their lives after Briar U, but I think that this book was a pretty good ending to the original part of the series.
Review: , Perfect condition + ♡♡♡

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #80,755 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #72 in Sports Fiction #80 in Sports Romance #756 in Contemporary Romance |
| Customer reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,997) |
| Dimensions  | 13.97 x 2.44 x 20.96 cm |
| Edition  | 1st |
| ISBN-10  | 1775293963 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1775293965 |
| Item weight  | 340 g |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 384 pages |
| Publication date  | 26 September 2016 |
| Publisher  | Bloom Books |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by L***N on 14 October 2021*

From Lala’s Book Reviews TW/CW: accidental pregnancy and thoughts about terminating the pregnancy I have finally made it to Tucker and Sabrina’s book! I think I had seen a tiktok after I read Logan and Grace’s book (The Mistake) where it was a pretty serious game of musical chairs between these two guys and it was like “Garrett and Logan fighting over who will be the godparent of Tucker’s baby”, and I couldn’t wait from that moment on to read this book. Why? Well honestly because of the video’s mention of Garrett which is honestly kind of crazy (but I love Garrett), and I’m always intrigued about books where someone has a baby even though it’s one of those tropes that has to be written really, really well for it to work. The first half of The Goal takes place as the same time as the majority of The Score taking place, and it was cool to be able to see certain events from the third book from Tucker’s perspective, but at the same time it was also difficult to read about Beau’s death since it was such a huge turning point in Dean and Allie’s relationship and had affected a lot of the other MCs because Beau did hang out with and crossed paths with so many of the other characters. Had I been introduced to Tucker’s book before I read about Garrett Graham, Tucker would be my number one of book boyfriends from the Off-Campus series, but Garrett came first and can’t be unthroned from the spot, but I can safely say that Tucker is in the number two spot. To my knowledge, the majority of what we know about Sabrina before reading this book is that she is a pre-law student like Dean, works really had and is “competitive” about her grades, and that she’s a you-know-what and is rather cold hearted. But again, that’s what Dean told everyone because Sabrina didn’t really mix with any of his friends. Sabrina is a completely different person than what Dean has described to us over the other books because Sabrina has one goal on her mind and that’s to better her life and to get an education in a career where she can support herself and get away from her home life. Her life is far from perfect, she lives an hour away from the Briar U campus in a rather run down house in Boston with her grandma who basically raised her and her stepdad who’s mostly always drunk and makes crude comments. Sabrina’s mom ran away from the family when Sabrina was like seven I want to say and hasn’t had much (if any) contact since. Sabrina has her life pretty much planned out as she gets an undergraduate degree from Briar U and works two jobs to help pay the bills at home and save money for when she gets into Harvard Law. She only has two real friends, but at times it can be difficult to connect with them because they come from money, but she still loves them because they’re there for her. Sabrina honestly over-works herself from studying and going to class to picking up any extra shifts that she can to grow her savings, so needless to say that she doesn’t have time for anything other than a one night fling if that. But, man does Tucker lay on the southern charm that night in the bar where she decides to go, and one thing leads to another and they’re in the back of his truck (let’s keep in mind that Sabrina wants the less amount of strings possible and is just looking for a release). And, Tucker being the gentleman that he is, makes her text him when she makes it back home safely since she wouldn’t spend the night with him and wants to drive back home despite the icy rain and dropping temperatures. Well, Tucker follows her home anyway because he honestly didn’t think she’d text him, and he was worried about the worsening conditions. Something happened that night because Tucker is smittened with Sabrina and they shared something those moments in his truck because he wants nothing more than to get to know her, but Sabrina doesn’t have any form of relationship built into her plan in the foreseeable future while she gets her degree in law. After many, many moments, Tucker finally is able to break down enough of Sabrina’s walls to get a better look of her life, and despite not wanting anything to do with Tucker or a relationship, Sabrina finds herself wanting to be able to spend time with him and talk to him and just be near him, but her fears makes the doubt stay in arms reach. As they try to work out their whatever you want to call it, Sabrina is starting to feel the effect of pregnancy, and she starts to worry big time because how can she handle this when she has so much to do to get out of her current home life situation and she doesn’t even know if Tucker would want to be in her or the baby’s life if she keeps it. This book is such a quick read. I wouldn’t say that there’s a whole lot of drama in this book, but there are plenty of deep moments especially when it come to the part of the book with the pregnancy. And it was always great to have our few moments with Garrett (heart eyes). I can see why people were so excited for The Legacy to come out to finish up the stories and have a look into their lives after Briar U, but I think that this book was a pretty good ending to the original part of the series.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***A on 8 October 2024*

, Perfect condition + ♡♡♡

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***C on 6 January 2023*

I must say I am pleasantly surprised with this book. I wasn’t as eager to read it as I was for the previous three because Tucker was rather underdeveloped in the previous books and we got to know Sabrina only from Dean’s perspective (meaning thinking that she’s a cold hearted bit*h). So, I picked up the book just so I would finish the series. And thank God I did because it is amazing! Tucker is the perfect combination of sunshine and alpha male and I love him so much! He melts my heart just like he does Sabrina’s. They were so unexpected and yet so amazing together. But what I love the most about these books is the dynamic between the 4 main guys. It’s their chemistry and friendship that kept me ‘till the end. I loved that each of them appeared in all of the books and that each new book gave more depth to the previously read scenes. LOVED THIS WHOLE SERIES SO MUCH!! Can’t wait to read The Legacy and see the 3 years after for Hannah and Garrett, Allie and Dean, Grace and Logan and Sabrina and Tucker (I love all 4 of the couples but Garrett and Hannah will always be my first and true love, followed closely by Dean and Allie because I am a sucker for the playboy-falls-in-love-trope) !

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