Review: A superb addition to a superb series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
Fighting for Irish is a superb addition to the Fighting for Love series. Whilst it could be read as a standalone, I personally would recommend reading & Rules of Entanglement as not only are the characters linked, but they are fabulous books! R of E was one of my favourite reads of 2013.Aiden 'Irish' O'Brien and Kat MacGregor's story is unique; much deeper and grittier, it had elements I didn't see coming, keeping the series fresh whilst at the same time treating us to the sexual tension, build-up and chemistry we have become accustomed to with our previous couples. I adored Aiden, an ex-MMA fighter he's a beautiful brute of a man; tattooed, pierced, and strong, yet gentle, tender and sensitive. He's not perfect, in fact he's somewhat the tortured hero and when he meets Kat he finds a stubborn, guarded and vulnerable woman running from her past and who is beautiful, inside and out.Being longer than the average Brazen book, we get some real depth; the first half of the book focusses on the detailed storyline and their relationship developing from strangers to colleagues to lovers. I have to say Gina L. Maxwell has handled a difficult subject with sensitivity and compassion and with action, passion, angst, heartfelt touching moments, humour and intimacy that will leave you fanning yourself, I felt their joy and their pain and it really is a book that has it all.Fighting for Irish has started my reading year off with a bang and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend. I can't wait for #4.I received an ARC of this courtesy of Entangled Publishing for an honest and unbiased opinion.