Review: wonderful!!!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 2, 2014
I read the synopsis of this book and was totally on board with it.  I love fighters!  I love ballerina's! I love when they are in the same book.  I'm so glad I found this book because it was well worth the late night read.  Not only were the characters fun, but they were also intense.  I found them to be true and honest.  I really liked them a part and together.  This was a great book about letting go and moving on.  Facing your problems head on and not giving up.Logan is a former ballerina who had to give up her dreams due to a careless injury.  She is now an octagon girl.  She needs to pay her bills and the job pays well.  She doesn't exactly love it but it's something she can't afford to lose.  Keane is the MMA fighter who never loses.  He's an ex marine who battles more then his opponents in the ring.  Logan is facing losing her job and the only way to get it back is to make sure Keane remains fighting.  It's not as easy as it looks.  Logan is determined to get him to fight.  She has some dreams of her own and she can't do it without her job.  As they spend time together it becomes hard for them to resist the other.  Logan ends up offering to help with his training if he fights.  She is persistent and there are worse things Keane could be doing with his time.  He eventually agrees and that's when the book takes off.  Logan realizes there is more to Keane then what she see's on the outside.  The question is she willing to save him from himself?  Will she risk her dreams for him?This book packed a punch.  It became real intense at times between these two.  Logan one determined woman.  She never gave up.  Logan was a natural caring person, but it was personified when it came to Keane.  What I can say about Keane is he never stood a chance with Logan.  She was the one thing he couldn't resist.  Everything she offered was something he could never ay no to.This book was really enjoyable for me.  One of those books that's falls into your lap that you are so happy that did.