Review

Summary

The Goal follows Tucker and Sabrina as their relationship turns into something neither of them expected. Sabrina is focused on her future and determined to build a better life, while Tucker is patient, steady, and completely sure about her. When life changes their plans, they have to figure out what they really want and whether they can build a future together.

What I Loved

I loved Tucker and Sabrina as a couple. Tucker was so patient with her, and it really showed how much he loved her. He never tried to force Sabrina to be someone she was not. He simply showed up for her again and again.

I also loved seeing them become parents. They made such a sweet family, and I liked watching Sabrina realize that the life she thought she wanted was not as perfect as the one she ended up finding.

What I Didn't Love

There were a few things that frustrated me. Tucker’s mom was a bit much at first, but she did get better as the book went on. Sabrina’s family was also really hard to like, and I hated how little support she had from them. None of this made me dislike the book, but it definitely made some parts frustrating to read.

Final Thoughts

Overall, I really enjoyed The Goal. Tucker and Sabrina were a great couple, and I loved the way their relationship grew. It was sweet, emotional, and a good ending to the Off-Campus series.