ARC Review – Fighting the Fall (Fighting #4) by J.B. Salsbury

GREAT story!!! I almost stopped reading as soon as I started this book. The prologue had me in tears, but so did the epilogue.~ Paige Turner, Guilty Pleasures

Description:
The toughest fighters aren’t created in the octagon but are born of necessity. When life delivers blow after punishing blow, you fight back or get destroyed.

Eve Dawson has had her fill of bad luck. A string of unhealthy relationships has left her angry, bitter, and frustrated. She’s given up on being happy and settles for content. Swearing off men, she repels advances and makes herself a challenge to even the most persistent suitors. After all, how much can the fragile human heart take? But life isn’t finished with her, and when things can’t possibly get worse . . . they do.

Stay on your feet.

It’s Cameron Kyle’s motto, but with his fighting career ripped from his grasp, a child he wasn’t strong enough to save, and a marriage that even the brawn of a heavyweight couldn’t hold together, it’s getting harder and harder to stay upright. He takes on the position of CEO of the UFL, intent on hiding his biggest weakness in order to forge a path that leads him back into the octagon.

When an old rival mysteriously gets wind of Cameron’s plan to fight again, he comes out of retirement to settle old debts, but secrets, lies, and betrayal threaten to deliver the death-blow. The distraction of a sass-mouthed girl seventeen years his junior is the last thing he needs until a tragic accident shatters the firm foundation of his resolve and he realizes just how far he’s fallen.

Will they risk it all and fight to be together?

Or does defeat lie within the fall?

Review copy provided for an honest review

This is truly one of my favorite series. JB Salisbury knows how to blend heartache and pain with love and triumph in all her heroes and their stories. Fighting the Fall isn’t any different.

It just takes that 1 person to bring you back from sadness and help you see the light. That life is worth living. Cameron, and his family, have been fighting this battle for 14 years until he meet Eve.

Eve is such strong character for being so young. Sure she made mistakes but she used them to grow, change and guide her into a better future. She’s a fighter and a strong one at that.

I love the secondary characters that were introduced in the book too. Ryder and D’lilah were so well written. They brought so much to the story. I would love to read more about them. As always, it’s great reconnecting with the other characters, Blake, Layla, Raven and Jonah.

Thanks for the continued good reads JB!

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