
The main focus is the heroine’s struggle with the violence of fighting and her strained relationships with her brother, Slade, and his best friend, Jack. The fights were secondary and shown only on the periphery of the story. I was expecting something that focused on the MMA world. When I requested this book for review I was on an MMA fighter kick. Soon their instant chemistry leads to a sizzling affair, but Jack and Chrissy are fighting an uphill battle if they want to make love last beyond the final bell. So what takes his breath away isn’t the low blow, but the woman who dealt it: a gorgeous knockout with legs Jack wouldn’t mind being pinned under-who just so happens to be his best friend’s nerdy little sister, all grown up. After all, when he’s not chasing reckless drivers, he’s kicking ass in a mixed martial arts ring.

Then Chrissy realizes that the hot cop on the receiving end of her right hook is none other than the man from her teenage fantasies.

Now a routine traffic stop has ended with her accidentally punching an officer. The day starts with a breakup text, followed by a jailhouse phone call from her troublemaker brother. Amazon | Barnes & Noble | The Ripped Bodice | Google Play Booksįor Chrissy Martin, returning to her Florida hometown always seems to bring bad luck.
