Maybe I won’t kill your brother for this ridiculous bet, after all,” he said. “I’m glad it took me completely humiliating myself to get you to go out with me. He held her car door open for her as she tucked the canvas facedown in the backseat and then got in the car. “I guess it made me see you in a different light.” “You always seem so predictable, but you doing this. But you’ve been saying no for almost a year.” “What made you change your mind about going out with me?” he asked as they crossed the parking lot.

Real by Katy Evans, Fighting to Start by SL Ziegler, Breaking a Legend by Sarah Robinson, The Hurricane by RJ Prescott…then you will probably like Fighting Dirty I had to know if JL would see things clearly and if Enzo would stick around even when she was doing a superb job of pushing him away! And that ending…MAJOR SWOON ALERT! While Fighting Dirty started slow for me, I realized by about 50% I was not going to put it down until it was finished. I was glad Enzo was able to make her see her own prejudice in that area. But she assumes that everyone who is different than her will do that and lumps them all together which is unfair. JL is the perfect example of a self fulfilling prophecy-she assumes people will treat her different because she is poor, then when they do, she is like “Ha, I knew it”. While the plot is fairly predictable, I still found this enjoyable and loved that Enzo was so dedicated to making things work with Jamie Lynn. I was curious about Jamie Lynn and Enzo, but they didn’t really catch my attention right away. Fighting Dirtyįighting Dirty started slow for me. It might do the boy some good to spend some time in her world, where blood, sweat, and victory are as sweet as the first taste of real love. Even though she likes to bust his balls, he’s got some kind of a nerdy-hot vibe that makes JL wonder if she might finally be able to let her guard down. Enzo is doing his best to complicate that. Tough as nails and independent to a fault, Jamie Lynn-JL to her friends-works hard to pay her bills and keep life simple.

The pint-size, magenta-haired bartender with the Texas drawl is everything he’s not. Maybe that explains the heat he feels whenever he’s around Jamie Lynn Calhoun. A wealthy Brazilian banker who never had to fight for anything, Enzo’s stuck in the amateur circuit-but he burns to make the pros. With his preppy clothes and horn-rimmed glasses, Enzo Silva is the last dude anyone expects to find in a mixed martial arts gym. If you love the MMA romances of Vi Kreeland and Kendall Ryan, Sidney Halston’s Worth the Fight series will knock your socks off! In Fighting Dirty, a geek-chic cage fighter proves that appearances can be deceiving. Also by this author: Laid Out (Worth the Fight, #4), Stacked Up, Pull Me Close, Kiss Marry Kill, Make Me Stay, Make Me Stay, What About Us

Fighting dirty by sidney halston