Summary: He
scared me. He thrilled me. And after one touch, all I could think about was
getting more…
Makayla never thought she’d set foot in an underground mixed-martial arts club. But if anyone needs a medic on hand, it’s these guys. Trouble is, at her first sight of the club’s owner she’s the one feeling breathless.
Makayla never thought she’d set foot in an underground mixed-martial arts club. But if anyone needs a medic on hand, it’s these guys. Trouble is, at her first sight of the club’s owner she’s the one feeling breathless.
All sleek muscle and restrained power, the man they call Torment plays to win
at any cost. Whether it’s in the ring or in the bedroom, he knows exactly when
to use a soft touch and when to launch a full-on assault. He always knows just
how far he can push. And he’s about to tempt Makayla in ways she never
imagined…
Review: Against the Ropes is an okay read that
is easy and at many points enjoyable but contains some rather loose plot points
and irritating characters. The story kept me interested for the most part but
it a lot of times felt as if there was a whole lot thrown in the pot to see
what stuck and everything was sticking. I did however find some of the plot
elements to be a little bit unbelievable, such as the student loan collector,
no professional would act that way and the entire scenario seemed ridiculous.
Also the love interest was just this side of too perfect and it just seemed a
little ridiculous and his personality seemed to be all over the place. I was
looking for more development from him but it never happened.
Mac, the main character, was a lot of the time rather
irritating. She was supposedly pre-med and a volunteer EMT but blood made her
queasy, which seemed weird. She also seemed to be one of those every girls who
has lots of imperfections but everyone still loves her and men fall over
themselves for her, which just started to get irritating after awhile. I really
wish there had been more to her character. There were many elements that
brought the book into the realm of non-reality at times. I did however really
enjoy the MMA fighting portions and I wish there had been a greater focus on
that aspect of the plot. Overall an okay read.
Rating: 2/5
Diamonds
Reviewed by: Jennifer
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